Eileen from MatGuard tells us what to do once you have a skin disease.

Skin Diseases

⋅ Feb, 25 2009 | Coverage created by Martin Floreani

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About Eileen Bowker

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MatGuard

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Eileen is a certified trainer and works at MatGuard. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Western Michigan University with a Masters Degree in Physical Education. She is the author of the nationally acclaimed…
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#4	The Funk March 16 at 11:23am She is the bomb in new jersey she is like the mother of all wrestlers. keep up the good work Eileen all of us in dirty jersey have benefitted from your involvment in the sport! reply
#3	UNCATC March 15 at 8:18pm Ankle Picker, I'm not sure if you have had bad experiences in the past, but Athletic Trainers are absolutely trained to handle these situations. In many cases, they may refer you to a physician for more advanced care but it is unfair to label Athletic Trainers as unqualified. reply
#2	Guest March 14 at 7:10pm That "Gotcha" at the end sounded creepy...ewww reply
#1	AnklePicker March 14 at 7:24am I don't know about this woman but most athletic trainers are absolutely NOT TRAINED to deal with skin infections. You should see a doctor and not wrestle until it's gone if it's in an exposed area. reply

Eileen from MatGuard tells us what to do once you have a skin disease.

Eileen from MatGuard, who is also a well respected trainer nationally, talks about dealing with a skin disease once you have it. First step is go to your certified athletic trainer and or a doctor.