Itchy Red Patches On Jawbones, Flaky And Dry Skin. Prescribed Zindaclin
Good Day. I am a 41 years old Male, non-smoker. Over the past few weeks I have developed itchy red patches on my jawbones. The area is very flaky and is constantly dry. The condition is aggravated by shaving and even though I have been putting on different creams and lotions to hydrate the area, the itchiness and flaking continues. My physician has recommended applying Zindaclin 1% Gel and Eczmol 1% w/w cream none of which is proving beneficial. I do suffer from sebhoerric dermatitis on my scalp which I treat/manage with Alphosyl Shampoo but I have rarely had issues with my face. Please help. Thank you. H
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Most probably the lesions over your face are that of seborrheic dermatitis only. The similar involvement of your scalp also supports the diagnosis. Though you can use a plain coal tar based shampoo, it would be more beneficial if you use a ketoconazole and coal tar based shampoo( for eg konaz ct). For your face lesions use a steroid anti fungal combination (like momoz t) twice in a day for a week. Hope that solves your query. Take care.
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Itchy Red Patches On Jawbones, Flaky And Dry Skin. Prescribed Zindaclin
Hi, Most probably the lesions over your face are that of seborrheic dermatitis only. The similar involvement of your scalp also supports the diagnosis. Though you can use a plain coal tar based shampoo, it would be more beneficial if you use a ketoconazole and coal tar based shampoo( for eg konaz ct). For your face lesions use a steroid anti fungal combination (like momoz t) twice in a day for a week. Hope that solves your query. Take care.