HOW TO MANAGE SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- HOW TO MANAGE SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS?!
that allows your skin to essentially not exfoliate properly and you end up stacking these skin cells on the surface of the scalp and you end up developing an excessive amount of fungus between these skin cells and you end up having an unusual amount of sebum being pushed out through those skin cells so is you must use a ketoconazole shampoo so there's a shampoo
Called Nizoral and that is 1% ketoconazole and that is a place to start cause it kills yeast and fungus and if you will use that typically starting out 5 days a week and then go down to 3 days a week after 2 weeks then it will end up controlling a volume of it but you need to make sure your vitamin d 3 is good because that actually helps stabilize autoimmune conditions you need to make sure that your ferritin is good also help stabilize also make sure that your zinc is good so these levels are so important in your skin and your immune system
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The Mankind who will go to Mars has not found a definitive solution to this disease!!
I was thinking the same😅
Yes
The body is a universe, just like out there remember. So is the mind.
Lack of interest
@@izy931also certain things seem easier than they actually are. It’s much more difficult and near impossible to explore the entire ocean or earth’s core than to visit other planets
I used ghee on my face and hair and animal gelatin in lukewarm water for my scalp. And that's all. I used this for several months and now I continue using the gelatin for my scalp just in case. No trace of seborrheic dermatitis thanks to these all natural cure.😄
Hi dear pls tell me ghee is really works??? I am facing this problem from 2 days
I have been using a few drops (5-6) of DoTERRA Tea Tree essential oil mixed in with Neutrogena Salicylic Acid shampoo and it really helped
Tea tree oil works like magic. Seeing the flakes eventually peeling of itself is so satisfying. And save the hassle of applying multiple products on scalp. Just add drop of tea tree oil in shampoo and facewash, so easy and simple
Yeah man, this skin condition sucks! Personally, I get it in my scalp and on my face primarily, but the VA issues me a shampoo, cream and a liquid solution to combat it. It’s weird how they don’t have any pills to take to prevent it from popping up…what is even worse, it’s unknown why it pops up.
What an explanation in just a minute
I substituted Ketoconazole products with pure tea tree oil as antibacterial antifungus agent. I added 2 or 3 drops of it every time I use shampoo or facewash. The first week, there's breakout everywhere, the later weeks the flake dried up and getting thinner, eventually peeled itself after 4 weeks. Seeing the flakes peeled itself off my scalp and eyebrows is the most satisfying feeling ever. Thank God. If you have psioriasis or dermatitis, use tea tree oil. It works like magic, I'm sharing this because I know how stress it is to have scalp skin problems, all those money spend, and the tiring routines of applying this and that on your scalp. Eat vitamins too
It's great to hear that you found relief with tea tree oil! Tea tree oil is known for its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, which can be effective in managing scalp conditions like psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis. However, it's important to note that tea tree oil can be quite potent and may cause irritation or allergic reactions in some people, especially when used in higher concentrations or applied directly to the skin without dilution.
The initial breakout you experienced might have been your skin adjusting to the new treatment, but it's also possible that it was a reaction to the tea tree oil, which can sometimes cause skin purging or irritation before the benefits become noticeable. For others considering this approach, starting with a patch test or diluting the oil in a carrier oil might help prevent adverse reactions.
Remember, while tea tree oil worked well for you, it might not have the same effect for everyone. It's always a good idea to consult with a dermatologist or trichologist before making significant changes to your skincare or haircare routine, especially if you're dealing with chronic conditions like psoriasis or dermatitis.
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I’m hoping this shampoo helps me out, I had dermatitis and psoriasis when I was a kid for many years growing up. The only thing I used that worked was selsun blue, tried so many prescription and over the counter things that didn’t help, decided to try this one out as I’ve been dealing with it for a year after not having it for many years, hope it goes away.
Idk why it came back because I haven’t changed anything since got it back again. Lot of people are mentioning it’s internal and can be diet or vitamins or something else our body is dealing with. I have hormonal imbalance (pcos) and am lactose intolerant, and take a lot of vitamins to get what my body needs in general. Wonder what all could be contributing to it
It sounds like you’ve been through a lot with your skin, and it’s frustrating when old issues like dermatitis and psoriasis come back after years of being in the clear. The fact that you've had success with Selsun Blue in the past is a good sign, but I completely understand why you’re exploring new options, especially since things have flared up again. 🧴
Here are some factors that might be contributing to your flare-up:
Hormonal Imbalances (PCOS): Hormones play a significant role in skin health, and conditions like PCOS can cause fluctuations that trigger or worsen skin conditions like dermatitis and psoriasis. Hormonal imbalances can also affect how your body handles inflammation, potentially leading to flare-ups.
Stress: Even if you haven’t changed anything in your routine, increased stress levels can sometimes trigger a flare-up of skin conditions. Stress affects the immune system, which can exacerbate inflammatory conditions like psoriasis.
Diet and Lactose Intolerance: Your diet, especially if it’s changed recently or if you’re consuming foods that your body struggles to process (like dairy in the case of lactose intolerance), could be contributing to inflammation in your body. Some people find that certain foods-like dairy, gluten, or high-sugar foods-can trigger their skin conditions.
Vitamin Deficiencies or Excesses: While vitamins are essential for overall health, it’s important to ensure you’re taking the right balance. For example, excessive intake of certain vitamins (like B12 or vitamin D) has been reported to sometimes trigger psoriasis in rare cases. Conversely, deficiencies in vitamins like D or omega-3 fatty acids could contribute to skin issues.
Immune System: Both dermatitis and psoriasis are linked to immune system function. If your immune system is dealing with other issues (like a chronic condition or imbalances caused by PCOS), it could potentially trigger these skin conditions.
What you can do:
Track Your Diet and Symptoms: Keeping a food and symptom diary can help you identify any potential dietary triggers.
Consult a Healthcare Professional: It might be helpful to talk to a dermatologist, especially one who understands how conditions like PCOS can interact with skin issues. They can work with you to develop a treatment plan that considers all these factors.
Consider Anti-inflammatory Supplements: Omega-3 fatty acids (from fish oil) and vitamin D are known to help reduce inflammation and might support your skin health, especially in the context of PCOS and dermatitis/psoriasis.
Manage Stress: Incorporating stress-reducing practices like meditation, yoga, or gentle exercise can help keep flare-ups at bay.
It’s a good idea to take a holistic approach-addressing both internal and external factors-to manage your condition effectively. You’re on the right track by trying out different shampoos and being mindful of what might be contributing to the flare-ups. 🌱
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I’m going to try this, I’m genuinely so frustrated and itchy. Literally wash my hair within the same day my scalp has red patches and than the next day I’m flaky dry itchy. I can’t remember when I haven’t had this. Ugh sorry ik I should probably just go to the doctors
If you can find a doctor, that would help you with that, I would love to refer to them.… It is unlikely that someone will help in that regard. However, there is something you are consuming, were exposed to that is probably causing the bulk of the problem.
how much Vitamin D for a 13 year old female?
5000iu for 2 months and than 1000iu regularly
How do u identify if its psoriasis or seborrheic or folliculitis
i keep my scalp clean, razor clean,
Sulphur soap works well
In my case Ketaconozle shampoo helps little
Doc that doesnt work like that the shampoo u told
Please help sir, I have been facing SD for 2 years now, especially on my scalp and beard.
Bro apka tk hua ki
@@ChandanKumar-vk1mb nopes result are temporary
Rishabh bhai ab kaise ho?
@Naman didn't find any solution, just using ketoconazole lotion and shampoo twice or thrice a week and whenever I feel its going out of hand I have ketoconazole 200 tablet for 5,6 days to reduce the appearance. Even after all of this results are temporary. This all will help you to reduce it to some extent.
@Naman biologically I don't think that has anything to do with that
I used that shampoo but wasn’t working, think it’s cause my case is hereditary😣
I know a secret to cure that natural 😊
Tell me 😊please
What’s the magical secret you have? Sharing is caring 😊
@perrys9872 I have used and make it for others is aloe vera gel the plant you have blended little bit not much and then add some oils
@@ninousyokhanna9561😅😅
@@mariadimond22with which oils do you blend it with? 😊
What you do when you have it in face ?
Hi Riquelme! Aside from getting your nutrition up as a basic rule, we recommend going to a dermatologist who can better assess your skin condition and recommend the correct treatment for it. **MJ - William’s Assistant Trichologist
it will come back, whats the permenent solution
Unfortunately there is no solution yet ☹️
@@Stories_by_pravin soo I will go bald? I am 13 and have alot of hair coming out because of the rashes I have 3 bald spots too. Please pray to god for me
@@rapi618 best is consult a dermatologist. Keep your hair short. It will anyhow come back.
@@rapi618bro god isn’t saving anyone if he loved you so much he would answer your prays and you wouldn’t have dermatitis infact the god you worship doesn’t even exist
@@sarsvfx 😂Yes he isn't saving anyone right? guess what I'm not a cripple, dawrf or disabled any kind because god wanted me that way, if god wont bring hardship to the people how will they remember god and pray for his help
This is the best explanation on dandruff I have ever heard.
one that i notice, i read somewhere, the yeast level is so much on people who lack of sleep or sleep late pas 11PM. i noticed this too when i get adequate sleep the symptomps relief but still have to use ketoconazole to kill the yeast
Yup, I have a poor sleep schedule and and it’s worse the later I sleep. When I say poor, I’m talking going to bed at 3am, 4am, etc etc sometimes 7am like a degenerate. The other day I went to sleep at one of these defenerate hours and to top it off I slept only for 5 hours. Worst flare up I’ve experienced.
*_I have enough sleep every night but I still have severe dandruff._*
@moriel01 its a prevention. Its a chronic condition. We could only manage it by preventing flare ups such as deprived from sleepin, stress, or another flare ups. In your case it seems scalp is already infected, i usually use ketoconazole shampoo lather it on your scalp and let it stay for 10-12 mins, do it 3 times a week. Then it would get better 14days later. And sometimes after medication your scalp will shed most of the infected skin cell before it gets better. This is how i managed this skin condition. Hope it helps
Fix your gut, take your supplements, wash hair with ACV worked for me.
What's ACV?
@@ericserrano7049Apple Cider Vinegar
@@ericserrano7049apple cider vinegar
@@ericserrano7049Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple Cider Vinegar
Going carnivore is the only thing that has been super effective thusfar. Idk what foods i can reintroduce but im scarred to, fucking sick of flaky face and hair and dandruff covered shirt
I've been curious about this, I'm a pescetarian, and I've heard many say carnivore is good for this condition, do vegetables negatively affect the dermatitis? I'm willing to introduce healthy meats back into my diet but the idea of not eating vegetables seems bizarre to me
@@laughingcow1162look up all the toxins and defense chemicals in plant based foods- we’ve been lied too
Is it gone completely from carnivore or do you still have issues?
Im carnivore but havent cut out sour cream/cheese from diet since i started back in May.
I still have dandruff pretty heavily in hair and beard.
When nothing else works, apply either of these two acids- apply freshly squeezed llime juice or apple cider vinegar and let it dry out. When squeezing the lime juice pour it through a strainer to seperate the liquid, then either get yourself an empty plastic bottle with a nozle ( such as an empty hair dye platic bottle with nozzle) part your hair and apply the liquid directly to scalp as you part hair all throughout. Other option is to spray the lime juice or Appli Cider vinegar onto scalp. Make sure you soak the scalp and just let it sit and dry. The acid eats away at the oil on your scalp. You can shampoo after 30. Min or longer if you don't mind waiting. I once went 4 days without any itch and buildup from this routine. Hope someone gets relieve from this.
Okk so tell how much days I have to do in a week?????
@@streetjammers1219 twice a week, search on youtube "apple cider vinegar for seborheic dermatitis"
Can you do this on your face ?
did anyone try this and see results?
@@kammy912yeah, white vinegar worked for me after around 4 days. Scalp and face
Permanent solution is setlting down chronic inflammation via dietary changes for a while lile 3-6 months min and then making it a good habit and eliminating stress thst causes inflammation. Simultaneously, nutritional foods / supplements that boost hair growth . And massaging the scalp for good blood flow and growth.
I’m with you. What foods do you think contribute to it besides processed/fast food?
@@Kikkii727mine is back after being gf/df for about two years. Sugar seems to be a big trigger as well. I wasn’t insane about it, but avoided it. I’m going back on it tomorrow. I eat better anyways because I’m more thoughtful about what I’m eating.
I tell restaurants it’s not an allergy because it takes away the severity of it when those of us that do it for preference don’t specify.
Are u talking about sugar from banana or other fruits also@@tammytan2635
@@tammytan2635please reply which should I use.. 😢😢im very much depressed
I ate only scotch fillet steaks, salt and water for 7 months and it did absolutely nothing. It's actually worse now..
I am about to start the vegetarian diet and will see how it goes. Sucks bigtime!!
Guys trust me, the best method is go to a proper dermatologist, for me during the flare i take minocycline 50 mg once daily for 3 weeks and its gone like magic, maybe it can be isotretinoin for you. But go to a dermatologist
But then how can people of the comments flex their arrogance and superiority complex by telling people to do things a medical professional would never tell them?
This is an antibiotic in pill form or is it topical?
There is baking soda senda namak and shampoo paste during bath after it use in last little shampoo to removed paste
Not sure who else will find it helpful, but i dealt with my daughters extreme dandruff issues with hydrogen peroxide. She used to have extremely itchy ,flaky dandruff. Used all sorts of shampoos and medication with no results.
Found that after having a pedicure, my nail fungus issues practically disappeared. Based on that , diluted 1 part of 3% hydrogen peroxide with 2 parts water and using a cotton ball, dabbed it all over her scalp, waited 5 min and washed it all off with water (no shampoo).
Did it once a week for a month. No issues ever since.
what’s her hair type
Thanks for this comment! This is more what I am looking for, not a poisonous shampoo that I will have to use forever. I’m looking for something that will bring back the scalp’s natural balanced biome.
Guys never do this unless you’ve got some Asian ass hair
@@happyoutside2558 And it worked for you?
How is she doing now?
I used have this disease from last 10 years ,every dermatologist used to say that i have to take ketoconzole shampoo lifetime.but after i took one homeopathic syrup for a month ,nd my sebgroric dermatitis went away completely
What's the name of the syrup?
Sarasa Syrup
@@amolghodmare764thank you
@@amolghodmare764 is it completely gone? I'm also taking homeopathic medicines mezorjm, kali.sulph and oleander but my seboherreic is even increasing 😢😢
It’s so annoying bc I have long loc and right after I get a fresh retwist 1 week later I have caked up flakes all over again even on my hairline
have you tried the apple cidar vinegar and baking soda? if so, does that help.
Same smh and it doesn’t help the people who retwist ur hair know nothing about it .. I had locs 4.5 years the SD was messing with my edges and causing hair thinning .. I combed my locs out smh im getting them back now as I’ve done research on topicals and know what to do better now.
I wanted locs but decided not to since I have so called "sd".
Nizoral shampoo did not work for me at all. The Selsun Blue Naturals works a lot better for me.
I noticed a correlation with dairy. Straight up cow's milk (with cereal etc) causes Stomach runs, but little bit of milk in foods causes seb derm. I tried goat milk in cereal, no runs. Got Eczema.
got eczema lmao
Yes, a dermatologist told me to stay away from dairy and i got a huge relief!
Dermatologists don’t know this but u can’t just prescribe ketoconazole shampoo to every seb dermatitis pt. Some of us have grown resistant to its effects. The other combinations don’t work either
True. Nizoral doesnt do anything to my dandruff. It goes away the day i use nizoral and comes back if i dont use it.
mr dr gave me keto shampoo and i saw almost no difference. not sure if this was absolutely true but I stayed hydrated and exfoliated and stayed away from beer which really triggered it and other yeast foods helped alot for some time.
Correct ketokonazol actually leads to hairfall in my case
What are we supposed to do even tbh
I cleared my scalp using a garnier shampoo. It’s the only shampoo that helped and the “anti fungal” ones made my skin more inflamed and hair fall out. I don’t understand cause I’m pretty positive the issue is seb derm. Red rash with big flakes and oozing sebum
Hey there, mates. Fellow Scalp seborrheic dermatitis sufferer here.
This is for people like me.
I had this dandruff thing maybe 3 years ago from now. Severe dandruff, got bald and can see patches of fungus there. Doc at first recommended (Clobetasol Propionate 0.025% lotion) and (salicylic acid 2% and ketoconazole 2% shampoo). Worked well, but the solution wasn't a long term solution. There's nothing bad with using the shampoo long term. Dandruff was still recurssing at this point.
Tried (ketoconazole 2%) only shampoo, didn't work. Itchy, redness and danruff on scalp. Moderate hairfall.
Tried (ketoconazole 2% and zinc pyrithione 1% shampoo) only. All dandruff wen't away just like that. Extremely effective for me, but at the cost of heavy hairfall. Was depressed at this point.
Then tried a "piroctone olamine" only shampoo for a few days. Recurring dandruff but very slight ithciness and normal hairfall. Didn't work that well. Doc said no but still was using that lotion I mentioned in the first treatment(like maybe once every 10 days and danruff was under very good control).
Finally, currently using (Ciclopirox olamine 1% & zinc pyrithione 1% shampoo). Works like charm. Had to use it every alternate day initially, but now once twice a week works fine.
Hope this helps to some of you out there!
Thanks, Vicky.
May i know the shampoo brand that u used?
@@nuramalinajuzu6804 cipla 8x shampoo
Or you can use candidox
Exact same problem
Tried ketaconazole 2% with salicylic acid% for 2 months works but as soon as I stop this it reoccurs.
Currently moderate dandruff and sebbrohic and I using nothing just normal shampoo every 2-3 days....
I want to remove it permanently what would I recommend??
@@chiragmaheshwari4306
There is no cure for seborrheic dermatitis. We have to use shampoo regularly.
My psychology: We have to use some kind of shampoo regularly anyways, why not use medicated one? Its as simple as rubbing something across your hair.
ketoconazole and salicylic is a long term solution.
Bro..Please listen..I need ur help.. Don't ignore.. I'm planning to get bald due to mild but stubborn and highly itchy dandruff, I'll tell my barber to razor off all white flakes from my head..Is this enough to get rid of dandruff permanently from the root? Do I need to actually do it? What was ur experience when u went bald..Pls share it with me.. Don't ignore..Help ur fellow mate 🥺🙏🏻
Omgeeeee the vitamin D3 is key it helps sooo much!
How are you consuming it? I mean the source?
I am fed up of this😢
Yes, you are correct. My dandruff has entirely disappeared since the day I started taking vitamin D3 supplements. I'm stunned.
I heard ketoconazole is not healthy in long term
@jujubee7792 how many times per day were you taking the Vitamin D3 ? and what dose was it ?
@@TrishaTheRealest Did you get the answer? I'm still waiting lol
The itching drives me nuts!!! The only thing that cures it for a little while is to get my hair dyed !!
But like u mean while dying or having ur hair dyed after?
But i have read it somewhere tht we shall avoid dyea during dermatitis
Avoid refined carbs and grains. I've been struggling with S.D since I was 12, I'm 29 now. Never went away, but I learned how to live with it. Also: Zinc, d3, Turmeric, B complex helps.
Once a month I have a cheat meal: pasta, pizza, etc.
It works for me, it's either this or itchiness and redness on my scalp.
I’ve been dealing with this for ten years. The dying probably helps because you are properly scrubbing your scalp and cleaning your hair, way more than during your regular routine. Clean your scalp often and as thoroughly as possible, shampoo multiple times, leave on for a few minutes. Happy cappy shampoo works well, other natural clarifying rosemary infused shampoos, Theraneem, nizoral…all work to an extent. The important part is cleanliness of the scalp…I can’t stress this enough! Scalp scrubs can also help.
My dermatologist put me on 2% ketocanozole shampoo. It works.
Changing up my diet and Fasting works for me
Really? Can u give more info on what you did
@@sunnyjacks8564Bro, you have to eat almost zero carbohydrates, a Keto diet and you will be free from the seborrheic dermatitis in only 5 days.
Please guide me on diet
Please
@@jiophone7209 hey bro, have you tried a Ketogenic Diet? Drink lots of Water. (Spring Water is best) try going a whole month avoiding processed sugars, high-sugar foods, and fried foods. Just avoiding junk food and processed food is best option and ik it can be hard.
Only thing that’s ever worked over the years is switching up the treatment every once in a while .
Nizoral is SUPER good! Tried many shampoos all my youth and bumped into this shampoo one day and I’ve been using it ever since.
do u also do oil massage ?
Becareful its not great on the liver i read.
@@blueknight6645Good thing Im not drinking it
@@hassanmazza1831 You don’t have to drink it. Whatever you put on your skin goes to your liver.
@@blueknight6645You're probably thinking about oral ketoconazole. Ketoconazole applied topically doesn't significantly get absorbed into the body.
You all must know fungus changes its immunity to certain compound
There are no cure for this till now. Aren't scientist trying to find a cure? Or just gave up
Absolutely! While there's no cure for certain types of hair loss yet, scientists are actively researching and making progress toward more effective treatments. It's an ongoing journey, and breakthroughs may come in the future. If you're dealing with hair loss, consider consulting with a trichologist or healthcare professional for personalized advice. Stay hopeful!
Can you use nizoral long term? I've had great results with it but scared to use it long term because I'm scared the yeast will become resistant or something. (I apologize if that is half science. Can someone please answer my question? :( Thank you in advance)
Even i have this problem, i was using ketaconazole but that also causes damage to the liver. So i stopped it and asked my doctor for a mild tablet. I took the pills for a month, it was not there for 2 weeks and then once i stopped taking pills, it came back..
Take zinc supplement and this will go away but you need to keep taking it forever
Masturbation in men causes low zinc in men
how much mg per day?
5 days a week? Isn't that too much? I usually hear people saying that you should use Nizoral every 3-4 days.
Dear friends
I will share with you a way of how to get rid of this plague for good. Stick to this steps and is should be gone completely in 2 weeks. Everything you need is available in shops or online so you don't need any prescription.
1. Wash your hair and infected areas with Head and Shoulders clinical strenght. Apply a little and massage into infected spots. Leave on for 5 minutes. The colder the water the better. Don't wash your face or infected areas with hot water - big no.
2. After step 1 while your skin is still moist apply hyaluronic acid onto your skin. Put some onto your fingers and massage into your skin. If you have dermatisis on your face apply all over your face not just onto the infected areas.
3. After the hyaluronic acid is absorbed (wait at least 10 minutes) apply salycic acid. Few drops on cotton pad and apply to infected areas.
3. Do not eat bakery breads or or dough. Anything that contains yeast. Yeast helps the infection to grow.
4. Try to cut or reduce dairy products.
I hope that this helped you. Please let me know :)
The shampoos were not doing for me. They work for a while but seems to become increasingly ineffective, I have 3 shampoos with 3 different active ingredients. The rotation helps but you need to wash your hair everyday, and it is very hard for people with sensitive scalp. But recently I start to spray hypochlorous acid at 50ppm every single day and wash hair every 3rd day, so the scalp gets a 2 days rest but still disinfected. I found out that it is the same ingredient for eye inflammation eye drops. So far, it seems to work. But only time will tell.
I ended up buying one of those HCIO generators
They always talk about the scalp, but never the face
A silicone scalp scrubber has been a game changer for my seborrheic dermatitis as well as washing my hair once a week.
surely you need to wash more if you have seb derm?
@Gx Qx no not if you are a person of color...too much shampooing dries hair out
@@gxqx797 heard that sebderm occurs becoz of dry scalp so one shouldn't wash scalp very frequently
@@mansirajpurohit3428 that's not true although dry scalp could worsen it
What shampoo and scrub
Thank you!
This really helped me!
I have now grown a lot more hair and i finally found a girfriend ☺️☺️☺️
I have this disease on not just my scalp, but my forehead, eyebrows, upper lip, and nose... it's so ugly and irritating!!
Stop consuming fake oils and vinegar
David Spade MD?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You can get 2% ketoconazole from a dermatologist.
or you can by two
@@namesurname133 You would just be buying two bottles with half the concentration. I've been treated for Seb derm for over a decade, and the 2% solution is vastly more effective than the OTC 1% version.
I have Seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp and (even on face sometimes) I'm using shampoo with Selenium Sulphide for about 7 years now. It's the greatest stuff for it, whenever I get a flare-up. the one I'm using atm is called Selsul tropical by Vacoheal. I couldn't recommend more.
@C4rtrSlad3prettt much
hey do u do oil massage
Thanks for the recommendation. ❤I've just started to use this as I was using Tony Maleedy shampoo every day for over a year after it was recommended to me by my trichologist but I was still suffering with flaky scalp. How often do you use the shampoo please?
Selenium sulphide is strong compared to ketoconazole, i use ketoconazole prepared with coal tar shampoo around 7 years now. I have desonide cream (only used when excessive flaking) which helps clearing the flakes around ear and my eyebrows very effectively.
Have u experienced baldness or any hairfall ???
I'm african American I can't wash my hair 5 days a week. I cut all the carbs lentil rice pastas out my diet I hope it helps. I have used this shampoo once a week I see a little improvement
I am Black also....here are so products that helps mine- Olay gentle foaming cleanser, adapalene gel (differin or LA roche posay) and a oily skin moisturizer (astra skin tone cream with sunscreen). It's actually oily skin even though it's flaky or looks dry.
I’m black as well. I had to start washing my hair twice a week with a shampoo that my doctor prescribed. It’s very time-consuming. When I can afford to cut out certain foods, I definitely will do so.
How does eating lentils affect it though?
I'm black as well. My Trichologist/Stylist told me I could no longer get relaxers. Switched to Silk Pressing to transition to Natural, that became costly. After researching for a while I went with Locs. Low manipulation, I can shampoo as needed, apply topicals as needed. It has helped.
Also, monitor your STRESS LEVELS! My Seborrheic Dermatitis flares up bad when I'm under situational stress, or if I'm ill.
@De'Ja so the tropical creams ya leave on ya head or do ya wash it off?
Do you have an update? Has anything changed since you switched your diet?
I tried several products over 5 years but nothing helped so far or sebum etc came back after a few days. And oh my god , sometimes I had to wash my hair every day just because there were soooo much sebum. But the worst part , it found its way to my beard.
But then a friend suggested ketoconazol shampoo (and now a creme too) and after 1(!) Shower . . Gone. And it won't come back for at least 2-3 months - for me personally. Love it ❤️
Which shampoo?? please tell me
Tell me too please 🙏 🥹
which cream for face
This was very informative. I always wondered what David Spade did to stay afloat between Adam
Sandler movies
Lol
hey doc, just want to know if this shampoo will cause hair fall??, because I previously used Selsun Gold recommended by my doctor which caused heavy hair fall, that traumatised me. Pls let me know thanks
yes, it will
Why does my nizoral only say it’s active ingredient is salicylic acid 😢
Anybody else facing hairfall?
My hair till i was at college was thick the hair strains were strong.
Now my hair is thin and brittle upon that i think my baldness is Male Pattern Baldness which is which is quite an embarassment as well.
Can i naturally grow back my hair or with the help of Medication or PRP/Transplant.
Guys please i need serious help.
I've counsulted doctor too tested all the prescribed lab works everything was normal indeed.
To avoid accidental scratching to scalp i keep my nails shorts still unintentionally fingers reach to the scalp😢
For once i thought it might be hereditary genetics but both my Maternal/Paternal family aren't having any issies regarding hair/scalp (early hairfall)
During covid lockdown i literally took my trimmer set to Zero and make the move
I miss my hair😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Apply small onion juice on the balded spot before sleeping
Or apply solanum xanthocarpum gel on the balded spot
Hi! Try eating a cup of raw spinach everyday and eat lean proteins such as milk and spinach. Spinach helps with hair growth.
Dairy,sugar,and grains makes mine worse
..had to cut it..will my hair ever regrow??
That is very common due to the yeast issue. Yes but it takes a lot of work
Nizerol doesn’t work just so you know, neither does Selsun Blue, neither does Head & Shoulders, neither does all those steroids and creams and lotions you throw at us. Make sure to take more of our money though.
It's a combination of things needed inside and out!
Lol different things work for different people. That's the problem with hair issues, there's no 1 cure.
How about dealing with what's happening on the inside?? Dr Ken Berry explains this the BEST... this guy sort of misses the mark
Has anyone used it this many days in a week? The bottle says to use it after 3-4 days.
I've been using nizoral but it still keeps on coming back. it's itchy and everytime I'm going to bath, I'd remove my flakes using a comb. but it will only come back in the morning. I'm just a teen and I want to control this incurable skin disease. what should I do?
Hi, I’ve seen from other comments from other people changing your diet such as reducing the amount of sugar or sugary foods which has seemed to control this. Im going to start to try this myself and have already started to take multivitamins aswell to control it.
@@w.0.478 thank you. Im also at the process of maintaining my diet without sugar. Much appreciated!
Yes bro i am also teenager having this disease
Hey even I'm suffering from this disease. Why don't we change our socials to stay connected ? Maybe we can get out of this together.
You need to not let your scalp dry out! You must use a light oil on your scalp & rub it in but not get it on the hair as to leave it greasy. The easiest way I've found to do this is to use Avocado oil. Pour small amounts on your fingers while in the shower and rub your fingers all over your scalp and use the warm shower to help spread it evenly onto the scalp. Do this at least once a week, especially after washing your scalp with the shampoo. Your Dr should have prescribed you anti fungal medication like *Clotrimazole* as well. After washing hair & scalp, apply it generously to the scalp. It will help minimize the drying out of your scalp.
Thanks for the your health advice and health information 🙂
Carbonate and water drink
He’s preaching the truth! Nizoral helps a lot
How about treating with "Hydrogen peroxide "?
It actually made me shave my locs, treated it then got a sensitive scalp afterwards, hair has grown back super slow, almost at 10" length now after 2 years.
The infection is back. My hair is falling out with the scabs, and I'm feeling fed up. Thinking of shaving again. This time my hair will remain short
What's the root cause?
Honestly, for the scalp, Triamcinolone cream works wonders but it's a steroid so no long term use is recommended. I wish there was a non-steroid version ( if that makes sense).
just check your diet and do nothing this guy says
Quit dairy. Thank me later. Best decision I made.
nope doesn’t work, rather grains snd sugar
Can I use it on my face for facial dermatitis? Also does dermatitis cause rashes/hives?
I just saw a short of another trichologist mention that it’s fine as long as you don’t leave it on for more than a couple of minutes.
Vitamin d is so important
great for insulin levels and keep excess sugar out, and spearmint tea
How much vitiman d do you recommend?
Awesome.. This is exactly what my doctor suggests when i go for consults.. he gave ketoconale shampoo & lotion
Don't do it it's terrible shampoo it causes hair loss and scalp irritation especially if you have a sensitive scalp
Thought you were david spade
Can you use conditioner for seborrheic dermatitis?
no
Just do keto like the shampoo says lol
Can I take omega 3 for this as well?
Hey doc does inflammation cause hair loss?
Yes, inflammation can indeed contribute to hair loss! When your scalp is inflamed, it can affect the hair follicles, making them weaker and less effective at growing healthy hair. In some cases, chronic inflammation can even lead to conditions like alopecia areata or folliculitis, where hair loss becomes more noticeable. It's crucial to address the underlying causes of inflammation-like stress, diet, or certain medical conditions-to protect your hair health. 🧠💇♂️
If you're concerned about inflammation and hair loss, it might be helpful to consult a trichologist to get a personalized treatment plan.
➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com.
what is the best towel to use for your hair when you have seborrheic dermitis also do you have to check your cd4 count if it is severe
Use gladskin oatcream it worked for me but keep it in the fridge
It causes to hair fall
Ok what about my face
Can we use nizoral on infected scalp?
Yes, **Nizoral** (which contains **ketoconazole**) can be used on an infected scalp, especially if the infection is fungal, like **seborrheic dermatitis**, **dandruff**, or **tinea capitis** (a scalp fungal infection). Ketoconazole is an **antifungal** agent that helps reduce fungal growth, inflammation, and itching, making it a good choice for treating these conditions.
### How Nizoral Helps with Scalp Infections:
- **Antifungal Action**: Nizoral targets the fungi that cause scalp infections, which can lead to irritation, redness, and dandruff.
- **Reduces Inflammation**: It helps calm inflammation on the scalp, which can reduce the symptoms of itching, flaking, and discomfort.
- **Prevents Further Infections**: Regular use can help prevent the recurrence of fungal infections on the scalp.
### How to Use Nizoral on an Infected Scalp:
- Use it **2-3 times a week**, leaving the shampoo on your scalp for about **5 minutes** before rinsing. Be sure to avoid overuse, as ketoconazole can be drying if used too frequently.
- If your scalp is severely irritated or you have open sores, it’s best to consult a healthcare provider before using Nizoral, as stronger infections might need a combination of treatments.
### When to Consult a Doctor:
If you’re dealing with a **bacterial infection** (like folliculitis) or severe scalp conditions, Nizoral may not be enough. In these cases, your doctor might prescribe **antibiotics** or other medications along with Nizoral to fully clear the infection.
➡️ Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/ if you need more personalized advice on treating scalp infections and improving scalp health!
I found out I have this … I get the scales bleeding an itching ! Even developed a raised bump or raised skin
same
@@mistyydagoat what have you used to try to fix it ? Nothing really works !!
@@callmesupreme1533 I only have tried a special shampoo for seborrheic dermatitis and all different kind of oils. Nothing seems to work. The shampoo worked for a week or so and then stopped working.
Don’t eat spicy foods also not junk foods drink lot of water and don’t apply oil in sacalp do it then u see difference in a week 😊
@@KaranSingh-k5v6t I’ll try it out thanks !!
Is it D3 k2?
Doesn’t work!
I have some redness on scalp from bites I scratched, any ideas to help
I would need to know a lot more than that to give you proper answers. You can use the FoliGrowth serum topically to help control some of the inflammation. There’s probably something you’re doing regular way in your lifestyle that needs to be adjusted.
Staying away from yeast in your diet and simple carbs helps immensely. This comes from the health of your gut, doctors won’t tell you that though unless they study naturopathic, holistic, and eastern medicine. These things he is recommending is just a band aide but don’t listen to me because I’m not a doctor.
When do you see result once your cut back on carbs? I’m thinking of just not completely cutting out carbs but reducing them as well as checking my weight everyday to see if I’m losing weight(which I don’t want because I’m skinny af)
@@angelmaldonado5657 I did it for a period, slightly reduced the outbreaks, but honestly, it was probably because of the summer. During the summer the outbreaks stop and when the colder temperatures are coming back it becomes worse again. You might have noticed that as well.
I live in the Netherlands so the temperatures during the winter get sometimes below zero Celsius.
Sadly, it's also extremely difficult to not eat carbs and food with yeast in it, what helped me the most is getting enough omega 3 oils on a daily basis in the form of a capsule. Reducing is possible but completely eliminating it is very rare... and I have a light variant of dermatitis compared to others!
Its true, i did a gut flush and it calmed my eczema.
yep so true, mine got super triggered when i drank beer and ate heavy yeast foods. cut those out and exfoliation of the scalp occasionally was night and day
@@bram1nabuurs471how much omega 3 do you consume daily?
Nah, that's a liver problem: you mainly need to remove gluten and milk (and its derivates) from your diet.
I take Vit D, zinc and iron, use nizoral and it does help. But I have to keep doing it. As soon as I stop it all comes back up!!!!
you can take zinc and iron at the same time? I thought those two weren't to be used simultaneously.
Zinc shampoo like head and shoulders always worked for me
Nizoral does not work!!!!!
I got SB outt no where smh . But I use nizoral and it cleans my scalp super good but after a few days it come back . But I do it a lot of sugar and take no vitamins so ima buy D3 & K2 vitamins to help and stop eatting sugar .
I’m allergic to zinc I can’t supplement. Should I try to get it from foods ? Can’t use zinc formula topically either
I feel like it’s 90% your diet ever since I started my weight loss journey my face doesn’t flare up anymore I had a bad diet of eating oily and greasy foods ever since I changed my eating habits I don’t really get it anymore
I just use a cream called "CORAZAN crema" once a week and i look as if I never had it.
Ketokonazol causes hairfall in my case. Any alternative?
I have hair fall too by using ketokonazol shampoo. I don't know why. Also i feel it changes my natural black color of hair into a brown one!
The shampoo very drying high in sulfates bad for dandruff and seborrheic long term
What milligrams of these vitamins should I be taking?
onAmazon you can get Carlile 10,000iu gel caps. take five a day. don't let anyone convince you this is too much, this is equivalent to being at the beach for half an hour
I have these too, and its very annoying to have this kind of uncurable disease, the best thing that i need to do. Is to apply atleast everyday and night with moisturizing face cream, and im using dermazole plus with zinc every 3 times a week. But so far i can't see any changes with my hair the dandruff are still on my hair😢