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I think i have ringworm... can i go to work with it? i work in a call centre
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No problem: If you were a mud wrestler & it was on a contact surface you might pass it during a match. However, this has minimal capacity to spread. Put some antifungal cream on it and cover the site. In a week or 2 it should be gone if that is what it is.
Answered 4/28/2021
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