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Tinea Corporis, also known as Ringworm, is a fungal infection on the skin and scalp. Ringworm can be contacted through skin-to-skin contact with a person or animal, already infected.

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Humans and animals such as cats, dogs, cattle, and small animals are all at risk of being infected by ringworm. Ringworm symptoms involve scaly, red patches on the skin. The infection forms in a circular pattern. Ringworm is similar to a rash.

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To prevent Tinea Corporis, you should wash your hands and clothes, avoid sharing hygiene products, and medicate animals with infection.

To cure the fungal infection, you can use clotrimazole (Lotrimin AF) or terbinafine (Lamisil AT). Medications vary from ointments to pills.