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I have what I think is ringworm in my arm pits. I first noticed it

as a round red area (about the size of a nickle) under my right arm

about 3 days ago. Don't know how long it has been there, but don't

think long. It is in a crease of skin and seems to be lighter

colored in the center. I looked up info on the internet about

ringworm and the pictures and info looks similar to what I have.

Then, this morning I noticed a couple of other spots starting under

my left arm pit. None of this is itchy.

 

I read that this can be caused by a low immune system. I take

numerous antioxidants including: CoQ10, Vit C with minerals, B

vitamins, selenium, a multi-mineral/vit pill, (also others) and 2

tablespoons of flaxseed oil/c.cheese every day, so I wouldn't think

my immune system is low.

 

I do sweat a lot at work, but have done so in the past without having

a ringworm problem. However, I have a milk-protein allergy, but was

told that if I could find some milk or cheese that was raw and not

pasturized, I might be able to tolerate it. I did find some raw

sharp unpasturized cheese a couple of weeks ago, and have been eating

some of it. I haven't been having the usual allergy symptoms such as

itchy eyes from eating the cheese so thought I was okay with it.

 

Does anybody know if eating the raw sharp cheese could be a cause of

the ringworm? I have never had ringworm before and was wondering if

there might be a connection with eating the cheese.

 

Thanks for any info on this.

 

Donetta

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