What is Body Fungus?
Fungus can affect several parts of the body. The two most common fungal infections of the skin are Jock Itch and Ringworm (see below).
What is Jock Itch?
Jock Itch is a contagious fungal infection that affects the skin in the groin area. It’s caused by a certain kind of fungus that loves warm, moist conditions.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Jock Itch causes itch with raised, scaly patches that may blister or ooze (but symptoms vary)
- Jock Itch affects the groin, thigh area and buttocks
- Jock Itch can be cured in 1 week* with Lamisil® products
- Jock Itch occurs more often in men than women

Lamisil® products are proven to cure most Jock Itch with one week of treatment*.
Lamisil® Products for Jock Itch
*When used as directed. Lamisil Once 1% Film-Forming Solution should only be considered for the treatment of Athlete's Foot.

Jock Itch Symptoms
Symptoms of Jock Itch, especially if persistent and untreated, can be painful and uncomfortable.
Jock Itch symptoms vary, but here are the most common ones:
- Itching or burning around your groin, thighs, buttocks and anus
- Red rash and raised scaly patches
- Blisters or ulcers that may ooze
- Abnormally dark or light skin in the infected area
- Broken blisters, causing pain and swelling
- Thick, dry, scaly skin on the groin area
- Foul odor if infection becomes severe
Lamisil® Products for Jock Itch

What is Ringworm?
Ringworm is a contagious fungal infection that can occur anywhere on the body. It can cause a distinctive red, ring-shaped rash.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Ringworm causes itch and appears as a red, circular rash
- Ringworm is more likely to affect children but adults can get Ringworm too
- Ringworm can be cured with anti-fungal treatments like Lamisil® Cream or Lamisil® Spray
- Ringworm can occur almost anywhere on the body
Lamisil® products are proven to cure most Ringworm.*
Lamisil® Products for Ringworm
* Lamisil Once 1% Film-Forming Solution should only be considered for the treatment of Athlete's Foot.


Ringworm Symptoms
Symptoms of Ringworm, especially if persistent and untreated, can be painful, uncomfortable and unsightly.
Ringworm symptoms vary but here are the most common:
- Itchy rash on the torso, chest, stomach, arms or legs
- Distinctive red, ring-shaped rash
- Red-colored skin rash
- Circular sores that are dry, scaly or moist
- Rash that has small bumps or blisters along the edges
- Broken blisters, causing pain and swelling
- Thick, dry or scaly skin on the palms of the hands
The infection can affect any part of your body. It is highly contagious and spreads easily — especially if you scratch or pick at the infected area.
Lamisil ® Products for Ringworm
Source: CDC
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Torso
Circular rashes may have blisters or sores along the edges with a clear spot in the middle.
Source: CDC


