1. Tinea Capitis: Scalp ringworm is called Tinea Capitis. This infection occurs more in young boys and girls. Affected areas lose hair and become inflamed.
2. Athlete’s Foot: Athlete’s foot is the ringworm that occurs on the skin of the hands and feet. In the folds of the hands, on the sides of the fingers and between the feet, the infection is more common. The skin is dry, red and scaly and itchy. Sometimes skin rashes are seen. Dr. Siddique Publications
3. Tinea Corporis: Ringworm that occurs on the skin of the body is called Tinea Corporis. Reddish rings or circular spots are seen on hands, feet, abdomen and back. The edges of the ring are scaly and the center is clear.
4. Tinea Cruris: Ringworm that occurs on the skin of the groin is called Tinea Cruris. It is also called Jock Itch. Men who sweat more have this skin disease. Groin itches and red rash appears.