The epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin, typically resists the invasion of fungal attacks on the skin. But, when it is injured or damaged, these germs can enter the skin and start to develop & multiply which leads to skin infections.
The epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin, typically resists the invasion of fungal attacks on the skin. But, when it is injured or damaged, these germs can enter the skin and start to develop & multiply which leads to skin infections.
Common symptoms of skin infection include:
Common symptoms of skin infection include:
Conventional causes of skin infections include:
Conventional causes of skin infections include:
Four main types of skin infections are:
Four main types of skin infections are:
Example – ringworm, athlete’s foot, yeast infection, nail fungus, oral thrush, jock itch, eczema, etc.
Example – cellulitis, impetigo, boils, etc.
Example – shingles (herpes zoster), chickenpox, warts, measles, etc.
Example – lice, bedbugs, scabies, etc.
Also known as dermatophytosis or tinea, ringworm is an infection of the skin. Caused by a fungus, ringworm is initially present with red patches on areas like scalp, beard, groin, feet, etc., before spreading to other parts of the body. If left unattended, rin
Also known as dermatophytosis or tinea, ringworm is an infection of the skin. Caused by a fungus, ringworm is initially present with red patches on areas like scalp, beard, groin, feet, etc., before spreading to other parts of the body. If left unattended, ringworms can get difficult to cure.
Few common symptoms of ringworm are:
Few common symptoms of ringworm are:
Depending on the affected body part, ringworms are classified into:
Depending on the affected body part, ringworms are classified into:
The main causes of a skin infection are fungi. Infectious agents are present everywhere in our environment, including on the human body. They thrive in warm, moist areas, such as skin folds. You can get a skin infection by sharing contaminated towels, clothing
The main causes of a skin infection are fungi. Infectious agents are present everywhere in our environment, including on the human body. They thrive in warm, moist areas, such as skin folds. You can get a skin infection by sharing contaminated towels, clothing, and sports equipment, and by direct contact with an infected person.
Yes, ringworm can spread directly from an infected person/animal to another or sharing the personal items of the infected person.
Yes, ringworm can spread directly from an infected person/animal to another or sharing the personal items of the infected person.
Few ways to prevent ringworm are:
Few ways to prevent ringworm are:
Ringworm infection is generally treated with over-the-counter topical medication like antifungal creams.
Ringworm infection is generally treated with over-the-counter topical medication like antifungal creams.
Topical medications may take about two to four weeks to clear the ringworm.
Topical medications may take about two to four weeks to clear the ringworm.
Itching is the irritating and uncontrollable sensation which makes a person to scratch to relieve the feeling.
Itching is the irritating and uncontrollable sensation which makes a person to scratch to relieve the feeling.
Sensitive skin is more prone to itching caused by weather changes. Dry air in winters and exposure to UV radiation can cause sensitive skin to dry out and itch faster. In summers, the sweat turns skin prone to infections and the same happens in monsoons, where
Sensitive skin is more prone to itching caused by weather changes. Dry air in winters and exposure to UV radiation can cause sensitive skin to dry out and itch faster. In summers, the sweat turns skin prone to infections and the same happens in monsoons, where the humid weather serves as a medium for fungal growth, resulting in skin infections.
Ring-Out is a topical cream with anti-fungal (acts against fungal infection) properties. It is used for skin conditions by inhibiting the growth of fungi.
Ring-Out is a topical cream with anti-fungal (acts against fungal infection) properties. It is used for skin conditions by inhibiting the growth of fungi.
Ring-Out cream treats, controls, improves, and prevents fungal infections developed in the groin, armpit, skin folds, toes, penis; vulval & vaginal fungal infections; and dryness; redness, itching, and swelling of skin and scalp; ringworms, jock itch &
Ring-Out cream treats, controls, improves, and prevents fungal infections developed in the groin, armpit, skin folds, toes, penis; vulval & vaginal fungal infections; and dryness; redness, itching, and swelling of skin and scalp; ringworms, jock itch & athlete’s foot, etc.
Possible side effects that may occur from using Ring-Out cream are itchy rash, irritation, blisters, peeling or flaking of skin, pain or a burning or stinging sensation, etc. Consult your doctor if you observe any of these signs and symptoms, especially if the
Possible side effects that may occur from using Ring-Out cream are itchy rash, irritation, blisters, peeling or flaking of skin, pain or a burning or stinging sensation, etc. Consult your doctor if you observe any of these signs and symptoms, especially if they do not go away. These side effects are possible, but do not always occur.
Ring-Out cream should preferably be applied on the affected skin area two to three times a day depending on the severity.
Ring-Out cream should preferably be applied on the affected skin area two to three times a day depending on the severity.
No, Ring-Out cream is to be used topically only.
No, Ring-Out cream is to be used topically only.
Hypersensitivity to Ring-Out cream is a contraindication. Ring-Out cream should not be taken if you have diabetes, first trimester of pregnancy, lactation, renal impairment or thin and fragile skin.
Hypersensitivity to Ring-Out cream is a contraindication. Ring-Out cream should not be taken if you have diabetes, first trimester of pregnancy, lactation, renal impairment or thin and fragile skin.
Your skin is the largest organ of your body. Its function is to protect your body from infection. Sometimes the skin itself becomes infected. Skin infections are caused by a wide variety of germs, and symptoms can vary from mild to serious. Mild infections may be treatable with over-the-counter medications and home remedies, whereas other infections may require medical attention. Read on to learn more about skin infections and what to do if you have one.