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If I used someones flat iron, and she had stuff eating at her scalp that she often scratched, am I doomed too? |
I looked up something online and it said that it is a fungus, the same one that makes the ringworm one, which is the same that makes athlete's foot. Her symptoms were on the page. "Hair is destroyed, leaving bald patches." under Tinea capitis. She thinks it's missing because of her scratching there, but it looked like her scalp was being eaten away. All around where the fine hairs of her head would be. I doubt the fungus could live thru the heat of the flat iron, if it is a fungus. You should probably see your doctor/dermatologist for a definitive diagnosis. (I worked for a dermatologist for 8 years.) Fungus likes warm and humid places... your answer makes no sense. Report It Ahhhh...the eternal quest for beauty.....leave it alone for a while and see a doctor....you might have a resistance fungus....a prescription anti fungul cream may help!! hhmm i would say probabley If it was on the internet, it must be true... |
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