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Hair loss can occur as a result of seborrheic dermatitis but it is usually reversible.
Sebum is a chemical released from glands in the skin, in seborrheic dermatitis there is excess sebum production which results in increased numbers of certain bacteria.
This bacteria results in inflammation of the skin/scalp.Hair loss can be reversed by decreasing the amount of inflammation.

Treatment involves use of antidandruff shampoo to control skin proliferation and scaling, you can alternate shampoos because they each have different activities and function.You can also use antifungal treatments and topical steroids. You also have to careful about brushing your scalp roughly and making the hair loss worse.
Some doctors recommend the use of vitamins with folic acid,biotin,vitamin B6 and vitamin B12 to increase hair growth.

I hope this helps

Hi Pratik,

The main reason for the the hair loss in your condition is mainly because of the dermatitis and once you control this condition than your hair loss is also contorlled. Another important thing is that in male there is always some sort of male pattern baldness, which mainly include hair loss in the frontal part of head.
The medication you are right now taking is mainly a supplement and will surely help you in general term and make it clear that there is no drug which can cause growth of hair where there is no hair roots.
So there region where you have lost hair and there is no more hair root left than it is not possible to grow hair there with the use of medication. The only way is hair implant which can work. There are how ever some medicine which help to grow the hair if roots are pesent till you used that lotion in the specific area, but permanent sloution is not there.

I would sugest you to keep your self healty and stay away from dermatitis.

Thanks and take care.