Comments on: How Many People Have Ringworm?

By: Todd

Todd — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:18:30 +0000

Crystal,

Thanks for writing.

I experienced the same thing with my athletes foot. The lotions did not work and some things I tried along the way made it worse. That’s why I created this website and wrote the ebook on exactly what I did to finally cure the problem. http://athletesfootcure.net/products-supplies/how-to-cure-athletes-foot/. There are 10 different ways to cure athletes foot and some solutions for ringworm in there as well.

I can feel the desperation in your message and it brings back memories of how desperate I was.

I would highly suggest you purchase this ebook specifically on ringworm. I actually was so desperate in the midst of my infection I would get both of them but this particular ebook is directly focused on the cure for ringworm. http://athletesfootcure.net/ringwormebook – I hope this helps you.

The key is consistency, you have to be consistent with your treatment and you will get rid of it with the proper treatment.

Best of Luck and let me hear from you again.

By: Crystal Mendoza

Crystal Mendoza — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:34:04 +0000

well im really worried cause i have ringworms and ive been trying to get rid of them for a month already..but nothing seems to work…and now not even my husband wants to get close to me..what can i do?ive been usind ths cream call UNI-SAN ..ITS AN ANTIFUNGAL LOTION.but i think its making it worst..i need serious help..

By: krenee

krenee — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 18:47:12 +0000

I should be writing a thread instead of leaving a comment. I consider myself a bit of an expert on this subject. I had my first ringworm flair up eleven years ago, got it from clothing a girlfriend gave me that her cat had slept on. I did not catch it so easily, that is it was summer and after I sweated in the garment, bang, my first flair up.

It was horrible, spread down my leg fast and I checked myself in to the emergency room spent a thousand dollars, was given fancy creams etc.. that none of it really worked. We went on the internet frustrated and my friend discovered Tea Tree oil. Thank God! Three to four days after using it applied directly to the skin it cleared up. I found that reapplying it every few hours is best, as I want to keep the area well saturated. I had it for three weeks before with the stupid Dr. creams. I find the Dr.’s really are not sure how to treat it. They are guessing.

What I discovered is maybe once a year I’ll get a small flair up. I carry Tea Tree oil close at hand at all times. Once you get ringworm, you can have flair ups for life. I was not told this by The Dr.’s. I also found that it can flair up in new places every time. If you catch it early, this fungal infection can be stopped in two days with treatment. Oil of Oregano work too as it’s a very concentrated anti-fungal like Tea Tree. You can get these for less the $10 at any whole food super market. good luck!