Posts by Mark Hayes58

Snow should hit this Saturday. We'll see. 😁

silverseal17 said:The real question is when it will crash... ☕

Yeah, let it happen sooner rather than later. 😁😁

bluewalker36 said:It definitely won't happen in the next 10 days.

Fine. How many inches of snow would it actually take?

silverseal17 said:Tomorrow ☕

Anonymous

When will the snow finally fall in Cleveland? It seems like it’s snowing everywhere except here.-.-

ironsurfer8 said:Well, Microsporia is still just a type of fungus, after all. Do you have a cat or a dog dealing with this?

If it’s just a small patch, applying Lamisil should do the trick. If it covers a larger area—especially if there's hair involved—you might want to try tracking it with a Ketoconazole shampoo...
The key is consistency. You'll need to apply the cream at least once a day and use the Ketoconazole wash for at least three weeks. I'd suggest using it daily during the first week, every other day during the second, and then moving to once a week as a precaution until you're absolutely certain both you and your pet are in the clear.😁 After all, if the animal is still carrying it, you can easily catch it all over again...

One more thing: almost all fungi thrive in damp environments. You really need to make sure you dry off thoroughly after a shower and toss your towel straight into the laundry on a hot cycle, maybe around 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
Generally speaking, boosting your immune system helps too—plenty of Vitamin C and those kinds of things.

Though, of course, how much it matters really depends on how severe your case is.

My cat has it, and I have four spots on my hands, one on my neck, and one on my leg.
Two are small, and two are large fungal patches.

Dermatophytosis refers to fungal skin infections caused by a group of fungi known as dermatophytes.

How do I get rid of Microsporia...

Grace Lewis6 said:It looks like microsporidiosis to me—a fungus carried by mice or dogs.

How long has this been going on?
You need a mycological analysis to confirm if it's actually a fungus and identify the specific strain.

Thanks a lot.

Lately, I’ve been breaking out in some kind of skin rash. No idea what caused it, and frankly, I have no clue how to fix it.