How does a ringworm enter the body?

Answer 1

Ringworm is a fungal infection that you catch by touching somethig or someone that has been contaminated.
Ringworm is a fungal infection that is acquired by direct contact. Susceptible areas of the body are the feet, groin, under the breasts, and wherever the conditions are warm, moist, and dark.

Answer 2

First off it is very important that you know ringworm is not actually a worm it is a fungal infection the real term for ringworm is Tinea some people call it ringworm because it looks as though a tiny worm is under the skin. Ringworm is contagious and can be passed from person to person by contact with infected skin areas or by sharing combs and brushes, other personal care items, or clothing. It is also possible become infected with ringworm after coming in contact with locker room or pool surfaces. The infection can also affect dogs and cats, who may transmit the infection to humans. It is common to have several areas of ringworm at once in different body areas

Answer 3

Despite the name, it is not a worm, it is a fungus, similar to Athlete's Foot. The spores that cause it can be spread:

From another person. Ringworm often spreads by skin-to-skin contact.

From your pets. Rubbing or grooming Sparky? Wash your hands when you’re finished. It’s also very common in cows.

By touching objects. The fungus that causes ringworm can linger on surfaces, clothes, towels, and in combs and brushes.

From soil. If you’re working or standing barefoot in soil that’s infected

Answer 4

Ringworm can be spreaded by being by a person or by an animal who has a sore, that looks red.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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