Articles, tagged with "tinea", page 1
17th October 2011
Fingernails give additional grace to your personality and also show how clean you can be with your personal hygiene. But if you are affected with general fingernails disease like Onycholysis, it may be a cause of embarrassment and complex for you in publi...
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Author:
Amit Kothiyal
14th June 2011
We have all heard that Tea Tree Oil performs wonders as a normal Tinea versicolor treatment method. Did you know that applying that much tea tree oil to your skin can be toxic? Do you comprehend that there are some not-so-nutritious strategies to extract ...
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Author:
Clay Callahan
04th June 2010
Luckily, ringworm is an infection that is treatable. The fungus appears as a rash that looks like a circle on your skin. Although animals can also get ringworm, there are a number of different treatment options you can get from the vet that are different ...
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Author:
Sergio Rios
17th May 2010
No one would ever want a body with ringworm. Aside from the irritating symptoms it brings, having ringworms can pull down your confidence. You become conscious of what you wear because your ringworms might show up. Ringworm remedies can help you solve you...
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Author:
Preston Blackmore
01st December 2009
Ringworm is a common infection on the scalp, skin or nails caused by fungi. This fungal infection is commonly attributed with the fungal organisms known as the dermatophytes. These are commonly found on the soil, which can easily make contact to different...
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Author:
harryjackson9
19th December 2008
Ringworm, also termed tinea corporis, is an infectious skin disease caused by mold-like fungi called Dermatophytes. This disease usually transmits through direct contact with ringworm-infected animals or with humans by sharing combs, clothing or by touchi...
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Author:
stbotanicacouk
29th July 2008
For centuries zinc has been recognized for its unique healing properties. In the 13th century Marco Polo observed that the Persians used tutia (meaning zinc oxide, or perhaps zinc sulphate) to heal wounds and sore eyes. Eighteenth-century apothecaries in ...
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Author:
Ivan S. Pullicino B.Pharm. (Hons.) M.Sc.
14th July 2008
Defining skin fungal infection• A dermatophyte, a parasitic fungus often becomes the cause of skin infection. The term dermatophyte contains "imperfect fungi" of the species like Epidermophyton, Microsporum and Trichophyton. The most common forms of ...
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Author:
MUmarF
27th March 2008
Psariasis
Annular patterns are particularly likely to be found in psoriasis when individual lesions undergo resolution. In such a situation the central portion of a plaque fades, leaving an erythematous border at the periphery. This border is generally...
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Author:
David Jones
18th April 2007
Ringworm is a fungal infection caused by microorganisms called dermatophytes. These microorganisms live on the cells in the outer layer of the skin. Usually ringworm is a mild infection that can be treated. Even so, complications may occur and the problem...
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Author:
groshan fabiola
21st July 2005
A fungal infection of the toe or finger nails often results from a chronic athlete's foot infection in our youthful years. This is also known as Onychomycosis. The toenail infection is not so easily eliminated and often continues as a seemingly perpetual ...
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Author:
Balaji Bashyam