Check skin for the following: eczema, warts, scabies, molluscum contagiosum, staph infections including folliculitis, impetigo, tinea Infections and cold sores. Basically anything that is contagious through skin to skin contact.
Check skin for the following: eczema, warts, scabies, molluscum contagiosum, staph infections including folliculitis, impetigo, tinea Infections and cold sores. Basically anything that is contagious through skin to skin contact.
There is a great little tool that many officials use called "mat doctor" that is a laminated folding card that shows the most typical expressions of contagious derm diseases.
There is a great little tool that many officials use called "mat doctor" that is a laminated folding card that shows the most typical expressions of contagious derm diseases.
As an ex wrestler ... ringworm, ringworm, and oh ... ringworm. I used to know guys who would hide it and wrestle, would watch people do a miserable job 'cleaning' the mats with gross water and a dash of soap. Then after matches, my coach would tell us to go wash with anti-biotic soap so we wouldn't get a fungus.
Sorry, I worked a meet a month ago or so and one of the officials showed me his little trifold 5x8" guide and i thought it was mat doctor. I can't find it either. I did find a PDF with similar thoughts, just not as portable.
Ringworm! I remember getting that as a high school wrestler. I was out for just over a month because of that. We always have to make sure that the mats are well sanitized before and after any practice or meet.
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