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Understanding Multiple Ringworm Infections: Causes & Prevention
Multiple ringworm lesions can arise from:
- Extensive Spread: Untreated initial infection spreads.
- Autoinoculation: Touching infected area then another body part transfers spores.
- Environmental Exposure: Warm, moist areas (showers, gyms), sharing items with infected person.
- Weakened Immunity: Medical conditions/treatments (chemo) impair fungal defense.
- Poor Hygiene: Inadequate handwashing, sharing towels/clothing, not disinfecting surfaces.
- Close Contact: Contagious; schools, teams, households increase transmission.
- Pet Ownership: Cats/dogs can transmit; treat pets, prevent spread.
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