Ringworm Treatmentwith Dr. Monga's
What is Ringworm?
Ringworm (Tinea) is a common fungal infection affecting the skin, scalp, or nails. Despite its name, it is not caused by worms but by dermatophyte fungi that thrive on keratin (a protein in skin, hair, and nails). It is highly contagious and spreads through:
- Direct skin contact with infected people/animals
- Contaminated objects (towels, clothes, combs)
- Warm, moist environments (locker rooms, swimming pools)
Types of Ringworm
Ringworm can categories in 5 types, these are
1. Tinea Corporis (Body Ringworm)
- Appearance: Circular, red, scaly patches with raised edges
- Common on: Arms, legs, and torso
- Symptoms: Itching, burning
2. Tinea Cruris (Jock Itch)
- Appearance: Red, itchy rash in the groin/inner thighs
- Common in: Men & athletes
- Worsens with: Sweating, tight clothing
3. Tinea Pedis (Athlete's Foot)
- Appearance: Cracked, peeling skin between toes
- Symptoms: Itching, burning, blisters
- Trigger: Walking barefoot in damp areas
4. Tinea Capitis (Scalp Ringworm)
- Appearance: Scaly bald patches, dandruff-like flakes
- Common in: Children
- Risk: Hair loss if untreated
5. Tinea Unguium (Nail Fungus)
- Appearance: Thick, yellow, brittle nails
- Progresses slowly: Hard to treat
Symptoms of Ringworm
Ringworm causes red, itchy, circular rashes with clearer skin in the center. It may be scaly, inflamed, or cracked depending on the area.
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Circular Rash
Red, ring-shaped patches / Raised, scaly edges / Clearer center
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Itching & Discomfort
Mild to intense itchiness / Burning sensation / Worsens when sweating
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Skin Changes
Dry, flaky skin / Cracked or peeling skin / Blisters or oozing (in severe cases)
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Hair/Nail Issues
Bald patches (scalp) / Brittle, discolored nails / Nail
Cause of Ringworm
Ringworm is caused by a group of fungi called dermatophytes, which thrive on keratin - a protein found in skin, hair, and nails. These microscopic fungi spread through direct contact with infected humans or animals (particularly cats, dogs, and cattle), or indirectly via contaminated objects like towels, clothing, combs, or gym equipment. Warm, moist environments such as locker rooms, swimming pools, and sweaty skin folds create ideal conditions for fungal growth. Poor hygiene, excessive sweating, minor skin injuries, and weakened immune systems increase susceptibility. Certain activities like wrestling (where skin contact is frequent) or walking barefoot in public showers also raise infection risks. While not caused by worms (despite its name), ringworm's circular rash appearance led to this misleading term. The fungi can survive for months on surfaces, making thorough cleaning and personal precautions essential for prevention. Those with diabetes or compromised immunity are particularly vulnerable to persistent or recurrent infections.
What Makes Dr. Monga's Treatments So Impactful?
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When to go to doctor for ringworm
See a doctor if the ringworm spreads, worsens, or doesn't improve with over-the-counter treatment in 2 weeks.-
No improvement with treatment
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Severe or spreading rash
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Scalp or nail infection
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Weak immune system
Seek medical help for severe itching, pain, pus, or if it affects scalp, nails, or large body areas.


Why Dr. Monga's
At Dr. Monga's Clinic, we offer specialized, holistic care for ringworm that goes beyond superficial treatment to address the root cause of the infection. With over 75 years of trusted Ayurvedic expertise and a legacy of successfully treating more than 7 lakh patients, our approach combines time-tested herbal remedies with personalized care for effective, long-lasting relief. We use potent antifungal herbs like Neem, Daruharidra, and Gandhak in medicated pastes (Lepam) to eliminate the infection topically, while internal blood-purifying formulations such as Manjistha and Khadir cleanse your system to prevent recurrence. Unlike steroid-based treatments that merely suppress symptoms, our natural protocols ensure safe, side-effect-free healing—often showing visible improvement within 3-7 days. Each treatment plan is tailored to your unique needs, including dietary guidance (avoiding Kapha-aggravating foods), lifestyle adjustments, and continuous follow-ups until complete recovery. Whether you're dealing with a stubborn, recurring, or severe case, our proven therapies provide permanent solutions without compromising your skin's health. Trusted by generations, we prioritize your well-being with affordable, confidential, and compassionate care. Ready to say goodbye to ringworm for good? Consult our experts today and take the first step toward healthy, infection-free skin!
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Integrated Treatment Option for Ringworm
To prevent ringworm, maintain good hygiene by keeping your skin clean and dry, especially after sweating or swimming. Avoid sharing personal items like towels, clothing, or hairbrushes, and always wear sandals in public showers or pool areas. Regularly check and treat pets for skin infections, and wash hands thoroughly after contact with animals or infected individuals. These simple steps significantly reduce the risk of fungal infection.
- Keep Skin Dry: Moisture promotes fungal growth—dry skin thoroughly after bathing or sweating.
- Avoid Sharing Items: Don't share towels, clothes, or grooming tools to reduce the risk of spread.
- Wear Breathable Clothing: Loose, cotton clothes help prevent sweat buildup and skin irritation.
- Maintain Pet Hygiene: Check pets for bald spots or rashes and keep their bedding clean.

Meet Our Team
Our dedicated team of highly skilled doctors combines expertise, innovation, and compassion to deliver exceptional medical care tailored to every patient.
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Dr. Yuvraj Arora Monga
M.B.B.S, M.D General Physician -
Dr. Rupeender
B.A.M.S Chief Ayurveda Physician -
Dr. Sunil Tomar
B.A.M.S Chief Ayurveda Physician -
Dr. Jyoti Arora
B.A.M.S Chief Ayurveda Physician -
Dr. Manisha Rani
B.A.M.S Chief Ayurveda Physician -
Dr. Nidhi
B.A.M.S Chief Ayurveda Physician -
Dr. Tinkle Rani
B.A.M.S Chief Ayurveda Physician
Frequently asked questions (FAQ's)
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1 Why choose Dr. Monga's for Ringworm Treatment?
With 75+ years of Ayurvedic expertise and 7 lakh+ successful cases, Dr. Monga Clinic offers holistic, safe, and personalized ringworm treatment—affordable, confidential, and trusted by families across India. Our specialists provide customized skin care solutions to ensure lasting relief.
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2 What is the fastest way to cure ringworm?
At Dr. Monga Clinic, our Ayurvedic + allopathic ringworm treatment targets both the root cause and symptoms. Most patients see visible results within 3–7 days with our herbal Lepam and internal detox formulations.
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3 How do I know if I have ringworm or just a rash?
If your rash is red, circular, and itchy with a clearer center, it could be ringworm. Book a consultation with Dr. Monga’s dermatology team for accurate diagnosis and fast treatment options.
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4 Can ringworm go away on its own?
Mild ringworm may subside, but it often returns or spreads. For complete and permanent relief, timely doctor-supervised treatment is highly recommended.
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5 Is Ayurvedic treatment effective for ringworm?
Yes. Dr. Monga Clinic’s Ayurvedic protocol uses antifungal herbs like Neem and Gandhak topically, along with blood-purifying remedies to stop recurrence naturally and safely.
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6 When should I see a doctor for ringworm?
If your infection worsens, spreads, or doesn’t improve within 2 weeks using OTC creams, or if it involves your scalp or nails, visit Dr. Monga Clinic in Delhi immediately. You can also book an online consultation for fast relief.
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7 How long does it take to get rid of ringworm completely?
With our customized treatment plans, visible improvement typically occurs in 3–7 days, with full recovery in 2–3 weeks depending on severity and patient response. See our success stories.
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8 Is ringworm contagious?
Yes, ringworm spreads through skin contact or contaminated items. Our skin experts not only treat the infection but also guide you on preventive care to protect your family.
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9 Do I need to stop gym or swimming if I have ringworm?
Yes. Until healed, avoid sweaty environments like gyms and pools. Our doctors guide you on lifestyle adjustments that support faster healing and prevent reinfection.
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10 Can I treat ringworm at home?
Home remedies may provide short-term relief but rarely eliminate the fungus completely. Dr. Monga’s clinic offers personalized, doctor-monitored care for lasting results.