Seborrheic dermatitis occurs during dry seasonal changes or stress.
It is a condition that worsens when it occurs frequently.
Especially, seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp requires careful attention to cleanliness.
Even if you use it, there may be a foul odor from the scalp or dandruff may develop.
It feels annoying, doesn't it?
The symptoms include red spots, dandruff, and scabs.
It may be accompanied by itching.
If symptoms are severe, pus may ooze or thick scabs may form.
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Since it is a chronic inflammatory skin disease, there is no cure, but
It needs to be treated to alleviate it.
First, it is good to wash your hair with medicated shampoo. In particular, it is important to remove sebum and waste products accumulated on the hair and scalp.
When a thick scab forms, apply zinc oxide ointment and take medication.
Avoid using soap with strong cleansing power on the face.
Frequent use of low-irritation creams with minimal alcohol content
It's good to use.
Supplements of vitamin B2 or B6 may be helpful.
Don't worry alone and contact the dermatology department to seek treatment.
