1. episodes of binge eating. 2. inappropriate compensatory behavior to prevent weight gain (purging, diuretics, exercise) 3. at least 2x a week for 3 months. 4. self-evaluation unduly influenced by body shape and weight.
Quick Answer. Ringworm in humans stops being contagious within 24 to 48 hours after commencing treatment, according to WebMD. Ringworm is caused by a fungus, according to eMedicineHealth, and it is treated for a specific length of time with a topical anti-fungal medication. Continue Reading.
It can be caught from domestic animals (especially dogs and cats), as well as most farm animals. The infection can be caught from the animal directly, or from anything the animal rubs against. How long does it last? Without treatment, most cases of ringworm would disappear on their own within several months, but they can become chronic. Ringworm symptoms usually disappear quickly with treatment, but the treatment should be continued for two to four weeks to eliminate all of the fungus. How is it diagnosed? Ringworm is often diagnosed by the history and physical examination (and rapid response to treatment).