Tinea Versicolor Remedies
Home treatments for tinea versicolor can be effective in a matter of days or might take much longer. The fungus can be very stubborn. If a treatment is working, it’s important to stick with it as the infection will break out again if not completely cured.
What is Tinea (or Pityriasis) Versicolor?
Tinea versicolor is an out-of-control fungal skin infection, also known as pityriasis versicolor. It is not contagious. An acidic bleach produced by the yeast causes a rash with patches that are colored differently than the rest of the skin and do not tan. This skin infection can appear anywhere on the body, but normally appears on the chest, back, neck and arms. It appears on people who have oily skin, sweat frequently or who live in a hot, humid climate. It may be linked to a weak immune system.
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List of Remedies for Tinea Versicolor
- Coconut Oil (9 )
- Castor Oil (7 )
- Oregano Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Clove Oil (3 )
- Anti-Fungal Powder (2 )
- Coconut Oil, Oregano Oil (2 )
- Colloidal Silver (2 )
- Apple Cider Vinegar (2 )
- Apple Cider Vinegar, Baking Soda, Vitamin C (1 )
- Apple Cider Vinegar, Coconut Oil (1 )
- Aloe, Tea Tree Oil (1 )
- Aloe, Tea Tree Oil, Eucalyptus Oil (1 )
- Baking Soda (1 )
- Copper, Environment Change (1 )
- Coconut Oil and Patchouli Essential Oil (1 )
- Hydrogen Peroxide (1 )
- Inulin (1 )
- Oregano Oil (1 )
- Oregano Oil, Caprylic Acid (1 )
- Over the Counter, Sanitize (1 )
- Raw Cranberry Juice (1 )
