It's only affecting one hand at the moment because that's the only spot it has colonized on. Be sure and treat it so it doesn't spread to the other one!
Most doctors prescribe constant hand washings as well as an ointment or lotion.
Ringworm is one, theres probably lots more
The best way to diagnose ringworm is to visit a medical professional. Ringworm can be diagnosed using a special light or by scraping the affected area.
can i be a police officer with only one hand
ringworm on the body are caused by a fungal infection. There are different species of fungi which usually affect different areas. Lots of things can cause it: humid environment, sharing towels & not washing them enough, sweaty skin, immunocompromised people, some medications
Not necessarily. Ringworm is an infection caused by one of several different species of fungus and is easily transmissible between humans. Individuals with excellent hygiene who are exposed to the fungus can contract ringworm.
yes
Even when all considerations of recycling are included: increase in the one goes hand-in-hand with a decrease in the other.
No. It will not go away. He might have called you after one week. He may like to see the compliance.
See a doctor. You'll almost certainly need to see one for the ringworm anyway, and they can have a look at the wart at the same time.
yes such as ringworm and tapeworm
they affect one another's motion only when they collide.