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A member asked:
Will ringworm go away on its own.without treatmenti can't reach the spots that are their also how long is it contagious once treating?spreading 3wks
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Get it treated: If you know you have ringworm, why would you not get it treated? The medications are available without a prescription and yes, it is contagious.
Answered 5/29/2014
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