For the most part, yes. Ringworm is a fungus and it hates the salt water! It dries the fungus up and it may start to peel-which is a good sign.
RINGWORM is in fact not a parasite, but a fungi. The scientific term for Ringworm is "Tinea" which means "growing worm". (thus here is the origin of the worm part of ringworm, ring is obviously the shape in which the fungi grows, in a circle) It is a common mistake to think that ringworm is a parasite. but it is in fact a fungi.
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See a doctor....It could be Lyme Disease.
Ringworm (Tinea Corporis) is not caused by a worm; it is actually the result of a fungus. The fungus causes a superficial skin infection, which leaves a circular ring-like patch on the infected skin. They skin becomes red, slightly raised, blister-like, scaly, and itchy; there will also be some drainage, which helps it too spread easily. Ringworm is quite common in children, but any one of any age can develop a case of ringworm; animals can also be infected with ringworm. It can affect any part of the body from the bottom of your feet to the top of your scalp. Ringworm's most obvious symptom is its red, round, circular patch which shows-up on the skin or the round, circular bald patch which shows-up on your scalp, especially since it tends to cause the hair to fall out.
Ringworm infection is a very common skin infection which is caused by a fungus. This fungus grows and spreads along the outer layer of the skin and is more frequently observed around the stomach and lower part of the abdomen, under the armpits, between the thighs and around the groin. So yes it can get INSIDE your stomach. Hope it helps!
well it might affect it by, taking it all up so the other part of the world has less of it's original supply.
contribution. which means...................................(FILL IN THE BLANKS)
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Law is the most important part, it cannot be ignored.
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The currency of a republic form of government has no affect on it. Currency issues involve economics for the most part.