Ringworm has distinctive symptoms. It spreads quickly with close contact between humans and animals, and is commonly spread in public showers, locker rooms and swimming pools. When you get ringworm, it can quickly be transferred to other parts of your body. The affected skin comes red, dry, and scaly, and itches severely. There's also the trademark rash. This comes in the form of a red ring at the edge of the rash, spreading outward.

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