Tinea Capitis Prevention
Is it possible to prevent Tinea Capitis? Read what the medical community suggests for prevention methods in the condition center at ThirdAge.com.
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How to Prevent Tinea Capitis
To help reduce your child's chance of getting tinea capitis, take the following steps:
- Shampoo your child's hair regularly.
- Don't allow your child to share headgear, brushes, or combs.
- Wash towels, clothes, and any shared items used by an infected person to prevent spreading it to others in the household.
- Take your pets to the veterinarian for treatment if they develop skin rashes.
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