SHOCKING SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS A CASE STUDY YOU WON'T BELIEVE
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- SHOCKING SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS A CASE STUDY YOU WON'T BELIEVE
Welcome to our channel! In this enlightening video, we explore a compelling case study that reveals the severe impact of Seborrheic Dermatitis. Have you ever wondered how some individuals can peel off yellow flakes from their scalp, resembling layers of potato chips? Brace yourself for the most extreme Seborrheic Dermatitis case ever documented, surpassing anything you'll find in textbooks.
Our deeply concerning story centers around a 17-year-old resident of Arizona who bravely confronted this debilitating condition. Unfortunately, his well-intentioned use of oil on his scalp unknowingly worsened his symptoms, a grave mistake that can exacerbate hair loss and inflammation. Join us as we delve into the intricate details of this heart-wrenching case, unveiling the shocking consequences and the unfortunate aftermath of using non-antifungal oil.
Our mission is to raise awareness and educate viewers about the harmful effects of Seborrheic Dermatitis. To gain a deeper understanding of this severe condition and discover effective solutions to alleviate its impact, be sure to watch the full video. Don't miss this insightful case study! And remember to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more informative content covering various dermatological issues.
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When I was 16 I had such a bad case of it. You gotta accept it and shave and treat it with anti fungal cream. By accepting it the anxiety of it diminishes and it gets better
did u get rid of it???
@@Aybraheem2045 yes thankfully, nothing more than 1 ocasional scab. I know it's a tough thing to deal with man. All the best luck! Remember you dont want your scalp to be damp! Use anto fungal and after showers make sure to dry it well
@@rodrigo039e9w because yk man usually when u get in the teens its chronic so im just confused for how u got rid of it, it literally sounds like a miracle to me but yeah thanks for the advice, theres not enough research done for this condition.
Put MCT Oil on it! Your welcome
I have hair loss every day due to seborrheic dermatitis, Ketoconazole makes it worse :(
Use Selenium Sulfide 2.5%... believe me, when none of Ketoconazol, Salicylic Acid, ZPTO works, Selenium Sulfide worked wonder on my oily Seborrheic dermi... But you have to use it in control manner... 2-3 times for first 3 weeks... Then once in a week for next one month... Then once in 15 days... Then once in a month... And just put it on your scalp for 2-3 minutes... That's it
Then what made it better?
I am binge watching your shorts thanks for the inform
My scalp gets red and itchy but it doesn’t look as bad as the video, I also get a lot of headaches so idk what to do… for now I’m using the medicated selsun blue shampoo
Wow. I have a small white bulb
At the end of hairs.
What do you recommend?
Try get away with normal shampoos available in grocery shop.
I think yours is minor, try looking for "piroctone olamine" in shampoo and conditioner afterwards.
That chemical is the best tolerated and the least severe out of all the medication for dandruff.
I've had this condition for a few years now, trust me.
Ok, I don’t know whether it’s a good thing or a bad thing, that you’ve ruined potato chips for me 😂
😂
hahah right
How does that happen and what to do about it.
It is a skin disorder.
As of now, no permanent cure for it.
It is treatable to the point where you'll think you never had it.
Dont try curing that at home. Go see a trichologist, not dermatologist
use 2% ketoconazole shampoo
I got question can sitting in hot room cause seborrheic dermitis? I was in airport and it was really hot, and I washed my hair and there was no seborrheic dermitis but when I got into the airport, like few hours in I started getting seborrheic dermitis. Is it because of high humidity? I do have allergy to dust mites. Also does ivermectin work against seborrheic dermitis?
Also one of my previous dermatologist told me low cd4 count can be reason for seborrheic dermatitis is this true?
Does putting onion juice on scalp while having sebboric dermatitis is good or bad ??
Very bad
I got this bcoz of onion jiuce
Can anyone give me solution of this
I lost all my hair this year to dermatitis, what do i do?
If you have lost all of your hair due to what you perceive is seborrheic dermatitis, then there is a underline issue that is far more dramatic. Have you gotten a biopsy?
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist I was losing my hair quickly in the summer due to yellow bread like dandruff which i always had. I started finasteride then dutasteride with topical minoxidil over this year. It grew all back but the topical minoxidil made the condition much worse. I switched to oral minoxidil and shaved my head once since that gets rid of the flakes but they didnt grow back with oral minoxidil 2.5 mg. My dermatologist said it could be dermatitis or psoriasis, but she refuses to do anything now because "hair preservation is not a medical issue". She told me to go up to 5 mg of minoxidil if i want to get it back and then we see, but I dont want too many side effects. So im confused as to what i should do. I dont want to give up on my hair. I also abstained from the biopsy because she suggested because she said she has to take some hair to do it too. I dont know if its necessary or not.
I'm black.... my hair needs oil.... and moisture... I cannot wash my hair daily.
What's the best treatment on black hair
It's crucial to tailor hair care routines to your specific hair type and condition. While frequent washing can benefit some, it's not universal, especially for hair that thrives on its natural oils and moisture. For individuals with seborrheic dermatitis, as mentioned, avoiding certain oils is essential due to their potential to worsen the condition. However, for healthy scalp and hair, especially in the Black community, balancing moisture and avoiding excessive washing are key to maintaining hair health. Always consult a professional for personalized advice.
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What about mct oil
How bad does it get better and j have a good amount of hair but it used to fall out as a baby
Is hair loss with this dandruff reversible
Yes, but the inflammatory problems associated with seborrheic dermatitis can be challenging to resolve. As long as the client is compliant and diligent, then, yes, it can be reversed. I
Do you still do consultations on how to reverse conditions like this? @@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist How can I resolve this plz reply 😢
I've tried everything dude, I'm using rosemary water, let's hope
how has that been working for you? I heard it helps with hair growth and want to try it
MCT OIL !
Salicylic acid fixed it for me.
Selenium Sulfide>>>>>> Salicylic Acid... Salicylic Acid just peel off the top layer of skin... But Selenium Sulfide kills the infection
I use to look like reptile from MK
Gut issues. Green juicing helps