Ringworm is a fungal infection which affects the skin nails and scalps. The medical term for ringworm is tinea and this skin condition is more common among children. They appear like round reddish patches on the skin that are slightly raised on the border. Although this condition is called "ringworm" it is not really a worm but a fungus that form a worm-like rash on your skin.
There are different types of ringworm affecting different parts of the body and it is not a serious disease but is a contagious disease and needs to be treated with maximum care as it will only be to your benefit to treat it immediately.
Although there are a few creams intended to cure the infection it must be noted that many of them don't work very effectively. Luckily there are natural remedies that one can use to get rid of this contagious infection.
Let's look at 3 of the most effective natural remedies to get rid of ringworm:
Number 1: Garlic
The anti fungal properties in garlic makes it one powerful compound to use against ringworm as it can effectively kill the fungi associated with causing the infection and prevent further growth. Make a paste of garlic and apply 2 to 3 times on a daily basis.
Number 2: Lemongrass
Lemongrass combats ringworm infection with ease as it has antibacterial anti fungal and antiseptic properties. These properties help in limiting and restricting the ringworm from spreading and over time the infection will fade away. Make a paste of lemongrass and apply the paste of lemongrass a couple of times in a day to see quick results.
Number 3: Aloe Vera
Arguably one of the most beneficial and versatile ingredients for overall health, particularly to treat ringworm infection with so many therapeutic benefits. Especially for the skin Aloe Vera is a must-have for ringworm infection. Leave Aloe Vera gel on the infected area overnight. Continuous use of this will eradicate ringworm for good.
These are simple natural remedies to get rid of ringworm. I hope it can help you or anybody you know who are struggling to get rid of stubborn ringworm.
