Table 1. Dermatophytosis Name along with Infection Site, Prevalence of the Disease Worldwide, and Clinical Manifestations of the Disease.

S. No.	Dermatophytosis name	Infection site	Worldwide prevalence	Clinical manifestations	Ref
1.	Tinea pedis	Feet	4.2% for men and 1.7% for women	Long-standing, itchy, intertriginous dermatitis of the toes characterized by peeling, maceration, and fissuring	(22)
2.	Tinea cruris	Groin	20 to 25% of the world’s population	Red and itchy rash in warm and moist areas of the body	(23)
3.	Tinea corporis	Glabrous skin	0.6% of dermatophytosis	A well-demarcated, sharply circumscribed, erythematous, annular, scaly plaque with a raised leading edge, and scaling and central clearing on the body.	(24)
4.	Tinea barbae	Ringworm of the beard and moustache	5.8% of dermatophytosis	Swollen red patches, dry, scaly rashes, severe itchiness, patches of hair loss (alopecia).	(25)
5.	Tinea faciei	Face	0.5% of dermatophytosis	There are round or oval red scaly patches, often less red and scaly in the middle or healed in the middle.	(24)
6.	Tinea capitis	Scalp, Eyebrows, and Eyelashes),	8.7% of dermatophytosis	Swollen red patches. Dry, scaly rashes. Severe itchiness. Patches of hair loss (alopecia).	(26)
7.	Tinea manuum	Hand	0.1% of dermatophytosis	Itchy, round patches on the back of the hands	(24)
8.	Tinea unguium	Nails	0.8% of dermatophytosis	Long-standing, itchy, intertriginous dermatitis of the toes characterized by peeling, maceration, and fissuring	(24)