There are many types of ringworm in humans.
Infections can happen on the scalp, exposed skin, around the groin, and on the feet.
Associated with this condition is an itching and burning sensation.
Also, there may be blisters, pruritic lesions, redness and inflammation in the area.
The most likely people to get ringworm are teenage and adult males.
But with the correct treatment all types of ringworm in humans can be treated effectively.
If you have ringworm, it is important to treat it soon.
Although progression is usually slow, the infection can spread to different areas of the body.
It is best to get rid of ringworm in humans as soon as possible.
Often someone with a ringworm infection will spread the infection to other parts of the body.
For instance, someone with Athlete's foot may touch his/her foot and then rub their hair.
The infection can then transfer from their hands to their scalp.
It is for this reason that there is a strict cleaning regiment for ringworm in humans.
You must wash and clean area every day with a mild soap, dry the area properly, and put on a recognized antifungal cream or ointment.
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If the infection is groin ringworm, or foot ringworm, then one must change underwear and socks every day, and more often if the area gets sweaty.
Using these guidelines, the ringworm infection should clear up relatively quickly.
But not all ringworm in humans are that easy to treat.
For those with ringworm on their scalp it is a little more difficult.
Scalp ringworm is often able to survive topical treatment because they are protected by large amounts of hair.
If you have scalp ringworm the best thing to do is buy an antifungal shampoo to stop the spreading of the infection, then go to the doctor.
The doctor will usually prescribe a oral antifungal medication to go along with your shampoo.