Skin Under Hair On Neck And Forehead Is Itchy With Red Spots. No Dandruff. Stressed. Cure?
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During the past two days, my skin under my hair, on my neck and on my forehead and temples has become very itchy and has come up in angry red spots. I don't appear to have dandruff, and I have bought a headlice comb which has not shown any lice. I haven't changed my shampoo or anything else that I use. I did have a fairly stressful weekend in which my mother was taken very ill and had to go to hospital in an abulance - could it be linked to that?
Hi!as u explains i think u r having seborrhoeic dermatitis. As u have stressful weekend and might be not able to clean ur hair properly so these type of lesion can come .Wash ur head thrice a week with ketaconazole lotion n zinc pyrithione .Apply clotrimazole lotion +steroid lotion twice daily. Orally take tab fluconazole once weekly for 3 wks If lesion persist show dermatologist.
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Skin Under Hair On Neck And Forehead Is Itchy With Red Spots. No Dandruff. Stressed. Cure?
Hi!as u explains i think u r having seborrhoeic dermatitis. As u have stressful weekend and might be not able to clean ur hair properly so these type of lesion can come .Wash ur head thrice a week with ketaconazole lotion n zinc pyrithione .Apply clotrimazole lotion +steroid lotion twice daily. Orally take tab fluconazole once weekly for 3 wks If lesion persist show dermatologist.