Symptoms of superficial fungal infections vary depending on the infecting microbe and the site of infection.

• In un-haired skin, lesions with severe inflammation along the edges with the central clear region may be seen. Erythema, occasional blister formation and scaling may also be seen.
• In haired regions, areas of alopecia may be seen, and the hairs become brittle Tinea capitis infection: Symptoms are irregular or well-demarcated scaly areas of erythema and alopecia spread on the skin. Dry alopecic patches with minimal infection and sometimes dark dots are also seen. Tinea corporis infection: Pink to erythematous or scaly lesions with slightly elevated and/or sharp margin, erythematous edge and central clearing are seen. For more visit @ https://oaknethealthcare.com/skincare/