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Milk has no effect, whatsoever, on ringworm sores. Ringworm is a fungus infection and requires treatment with an anti-fungal ointment or medicine. Try some of the stronger athlete's foot or 'jock itch' ointments, rubbing them thouroughly into each sore. If that does not do the job for you in a couple of weeks, then GO TO A DOCTOR and get a prescription drug!!!
Do NOT scratch the sores, as that will just spread the fungus around.
Signed . . . Been there, done that.
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