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My 6yr old daughter has ring worm on her chin. i've been applying coravex for the last 3 days. when does it become non-contagious and when can i send her back to school.
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Now: Any possibility of spread for ringworm requires direct contact. After a few days of this cream the risk in minimized. I do not exclude kids from school for ringworm if the sore can be covered or they have been treated a few days. Total return of the skin to a normal appearance may take a month or more.
Answered 5/1/2019
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