Ring worm is a pain, and I have seen plenty of it, quite honestly at this point in the year they should just wrap it where possible and wrestle. With that said, Tracy, how is that ringworm on that kid not contagious? What is the doctor saying that makes it so? I'm just curious.
If you go by rule, as long as it's treated for a certain time it allowable, but I saw it last week and wondered how he could wrestle with it the way it was.
The MD that looked at it twice two weeks in a row deemed it non contagiouos I guess. He is signing his name on the dotted line not me. I think this last not said no new growth or spots and all appear to be still dry or something ot that effect. He was also put on antibodics early in the week, which rule stated on the sheet is 72 hours before they can resume competition, which he had been on the cream for a week plus.
I have been around long enough and honestly have never had to deal with it hardly at all. (which is a good thing) I am not even versed in it very well so all I know is get to the doctor and get it healed.