Labyrinth
I am glad to provide you with a suggestion that really did work for me within the same week that I began using it. The cream is called "Clotrimazole Cream USP, 1%. It is an antifungal cream commonly used to treat a ringworms, jock itch, and athletes foot. It comes in an orange, silver and white tube. The time indicated for usage is at least 4 weeks (for a ringworm). You simply clean the affected area with soap and water and dry it, then apply a layer of the cream onto the ringworm in the morning, evening, and as I did before bedtime. I suggest that you keep a bandage over the ringworm during the day to prevent getting cream or the germs onto your clothing. This way you won't re-apply the germs on your body after the ringworm has healed. Also make it an effort to change and wash your bed sheets, covers, clothes and all materials that you made contact with before and during your ringworm infection. If you found yourself never before having a ringworm infection and cannot figure out where it came from, it is best that you clean your room, and belongings as stated above. If you call a physician or clinic to ask questions about your ringworm, and don't know how you encountered the germ they may ask whether or not you have a dog or a cat that might have passed on the ringworm to you. If you do have pets (dogs or cats) and assume that this could be the reason for your mysterious ringworm, have your pet(s) bathed, and take it to the vet for a check up. Otherwise use the cream and pay attention to the size to figure out whether or not the ringworm is spreading. If your case is more serious than applying cream for the ringworm, you need to see a doctor to find out if taking a pill for the treatment is necessary. I'm glad to be of assistance. My email address is listed for anyone who might have further questions, or like advice. -Labyrinth