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Three Kindergarten Children Contract Scalp Ringworm From Cat Feces in Sandbox
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דווח לראשונה בMako · יולי 14, 2026
מה קרה
Three kindergarten children in northern Israel contracted scalp ringworm after exposure to cat feces in their sandbox. The infection caused hair loss and required medical treatment. Experts warn of potential permanent scalp damage if diagnosis and treatment are delayed.
- 01Three children in a northern Israeli kindergarten contracted scalp ringworm from cat feces in the sandbox.
- 02The first case was a six-year-old girl whose scalp lesions and hair loss led to diagnosis.
- 03Cats defecating in the sandbox and infrequent sand replacement are suspected infection sources.
- 04Treatment includes oral antifungal drugs and special shampoo, reducing contagion risk quickly.
- 05Delayed diagnosis can cause scalp scarring and permanent hair loss, warns a pediatric dermatologist.
- 06Scalp ringworm remains common, with dozens of cases diagnosed weekly in Israel.
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