Fungal infection - ringworm 03604...USA
A 24-year-old female artist was suffering from ringworm infection for over two months. The rash developed into the typical round ring shape with a centre and it appeared on her legs, back, arms, and torso. It was red, itchy and irritating. She first treated herself with over-the-counter ointments, which provided no relief. On 21 Apr 2022, she went to a physician who confirmed the diagnosis and prescribed a topical medication. All it did was to reduce the intensity of the rash but only slightly. On 2 May, the physician prescribed an oral medication, which she took for over a month but it did not cure the infection. On 8 June 2022, she stopped taking the allopathic medicines and approached the practitioner who gave her:
CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC21.2 Skin infections + CC21.3 Skin allergies + CC21.7 Fungus…TDS orally and in cream* for topical application…BD
Within a week, the rash subsided considerably and there was 50% improvement in both appearance and itching. In another four days on 19 June, there was 100% improvement and she stopped taking the remedy as per her own choice. As of Oct 2022, she continues to be free of ringworm.
*a commercially available lotion which is free of parabens, dyes and fragrances.