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What Causes Itchy Rash Behind Ears, Neck And On Hairline?

I have ichty rash behind ears and on hair line and neck,so does my partner,they seem to clear up,then come back when stressed or hot,tried numerous creams,plus washing with plain soaps more often,changing bed covers,towels more frequently,my doctor said I m allegorical to something,but why did my partner have bad skin for years,then suddenly on the last year I ve got it,we have been together for 11years,his skin thing was meant to be something to do with his stress levels,what can it be.
Tue, 14 Nov 2017
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hi there.
1. your concern may be either
a. allergic contact dermatitis to hair dye.
b.seborrhoeic dermatitis, a type of eczema secondary to candidial yeast infection.
2. you can try sebowash shampoo weekly twice, wash your scalp with soft drinking water .
3. apply lulifin lotion, once daily bed time for 30 consecutive days.
4. avoid hair oil and pollution.
5. stress will flare seborrhoeic dermatitis.
this will help you probably.
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What Causes Itchy Rash Behind Ears, Neck And On Hairline?

hi there. 1. your concern may be either a. allergic contact dermatitis to hair dye. b.seborrhoeic dermatitis, a type of eczema secondary to candidial yeast infection. 2. you can try sebowash shampoo weekly twice, wash your scalp with soft drinking water . 3. apply lulifin lotion, once daily bed time for 30 consecutive days. 4. avoid hair oil and pollution. 5. stress will flare seborrhoeic dermatitis. this will help you probably.