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My husband had an apoontment with his Dr. so I went along, he looked at my face and said it was seborrhea, but everything I read says seborrhea is red scaley patches, this is just pimple ike areas.I am using t-gel shampoo and that clears up the scalp, when I lather I make sure I put some of the lather on my forhead and behind my ears.
I used lotrimin cream on my face and behind my ear, seems to help the ear but not the face. The DR. gave me a script for topicort and after the 2nd use my skin burned like fire. I am now trying hydrocortisone. Any ideas or feedback would be appreciated.I have this for two months, the scalp thing goes away with the t-gel but comes back when I stop using it.
That's sounds a little like what I have. I get these pimples sort of things on my scalp. While I can't see them, I have heard them pop. Mostly on the temples, where I would most likely perspire. I believe they are food/liquid intake related. I thought maybe hot/spicy foods, milk products or ???. Now, I'm wondering about my well water.
They seem to run in cycles, but my eating/drinking probably does, also.
They seem to run in cycles, but my eating/drinking probably does, also.