Part 3: 4 Telltale Signs of Ringworm (Tinea Corporis)

• Circular or Oval Shape: The rash expands outward in a distinct ring, often featuring slightly raised, bumpy, or scaly red edges.
• Central Clearing: As the outer edge grows, the center of the ring often fades back to normal skin color or remains slightly pink.
• Persistent Itching: The fungal infection triggers localized inflammation, resulting in mild to moderate itchiness or burning.
• Scaly or Flaky Texture: The infected outer ring often feels rough, dry, or slightly crinkled to the touch compared to surrounding skin.

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