Plenty of people are guilty of putting on underwear like this as a GP warns it can spread a highly common infection ...

Areas of the body that can be affected by ringworm include toenails or fingernails (tinea unguium, also called onychomycosis), feet (tinea pedis, commonly called athlete’s foot), hands (tinea ...

It causes athlete's foot and the same fungus causes jock itch. and it can occur almost in coin shape patches although sometimes it can spread.... On the scalp, they start losing hair actually ...

Despite its name, ringworm isn’t an infection caused by worms or a parasite. Rather, it’s an infection caused by fungi that can occur almost anywhere on your body, including your hands ...

It is more common in certain parts of the body. Ringworm on the feet (tinea pedis) is often referred to as athlete's foot. Ringworm on the groin (tinea cruris) is often called jock itch.

You can get ringworm via contact with an infected person, contaminated soil, or an infected animal. You can also contract ringworm from contact with a contaminated object, such as shared gym ...

A 'DISGUSTED' gym lover has issued a warning to others after what she thought was a mosquito bite turned out be to be a 'severe' ringworm infection she picked up from equipment. Jamie Samnang ...