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Is it ok for me to treat my ringworm with salt and vinegar. it became less red and what other home remedy may i use? thank you in advance.
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Would no that's good: How do you even know if you have ringworm. I would recommend you see a dermatologist who can prescribe a cream which is eeither over the counter or prescription.
Answered 12/4/2013
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