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Definition
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Tinea Corporis Definition
Common names:
A person with tinea corporis has inflammation of the skin caused by a fungal infection. The infection causes a rash that forms red or pink rings on this skin.
![]() Even though the infection is not caused by a worm, the red and pink rings have led to the name, ringworm. Tinea corporis is more common in warm climates. Continue to Tinea Corporis Risk Factors
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