Early pictures of female body ringworm

Bacterial infection of the skin other than the arms, feet, genitals, and thighs caused by dermatophytes is called tinea corporis. Traditional Chinese medicine, which has a long history, has a very comprehensive description of tinea corporis and believes that it is caused by rheumatism, dampness or dirt. Tinea corporis is not serious in the early stages, but if it is not treated early, it will gradually worsen with the development of the disease and may trigger complications, leading to the expansion and worsening of the disease. So what key knowledge points should women master in the early stages of tinea corporis?

If patients can be aware of the early symptoms of tinea corporis, then early detection and early treatment will obviously be of great benefit. Specifically speaking, there are only two types of early symptoms of tinea corporis: one is that the early stage of tinea corporis is mainly manifested as small papules, which will gradually expand to the periphery over time, and the center has a tendency to heal.

The wounds are mainly annular or multi-annular, with papules, blisters, scars or desquamation around them and are higher than the skin surface. Some also have local skin erythema and blisters and other harmful conditions. Another early symptom is that after the blisters on the wound dry up, scaling will occur and gradually spread to the surrounding areas. The center of the wound also tends to heal and will cause the skin to form rings and multiple rings, which are very similar to copper coins. Over time, white flakes and melanin will appear on the skin, along with local inflammation.

Now that you know the symptoms of tinea corporis, you should also know the best treatment for tinea corporis.

1. Adhere to taking the medicine properly. The development of modern medical technology has produced many drugs for the treatment of tinea corporis. Patients should take the medicine consistently according to the drug instructions and the doctor's instructions. Remember not to take it three days and then stop.

2. Pay attention to cross-infection. Tinea corporis is a skin disease caused by bacteria and is therefore contagious. During treatment, comprehensive treatment should be given and contact with other people or pets suffering from tinea corporis should be avoided, otherwise, even if recovered, there is a possibility of recurrence.

3. When the condition worsens, it can be taken orally or applied externally. Traditional oral Chinese herbal medicine is also very effective for the symptom of tinea corporis, and the treatment effect is better when taken together.