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could we have scabbes? was started.
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itchy scalp & rash was started.
my 4 year old daughter is always itching,,she is allergic to everything,also had a small rash under her hair on back of neck.do not think its lice.also when she sweats she itches bad.i am now using baby shampoo on her hair.also she does have a thyroid condition so could it be from that.she also has severe dry skin!help please!
I am suffering from itchy scalp and flakes like snow,very embarrassing.
What do you suggest I do. I use Head and Shoulders to wash my hair. I have it coloured every twelve weeks, and every 3 months a perm. this has been getting worse in the last three weeks.
Could I be alergic to my pillows? they are (not) new ones.
Any help or advise appreciated
Durry (saskatoon )
i have the same problem of itchy, flaking in scalp, around hairline of forehead, behind ears, back of neck. hair seems to be dry,too, and i have been using medicated shampoo with tar, also head & shoulders intensive care shampoo...still no relief. i have also used scalpcin...husband says it looks like its "snowing" when i brush my hair! i've had this for about 7-mos. now. our daughter also has the same problem...could it be from hair products?
have same problem my daughter had head lice a also thought thats what it was but was wrong now begining to think its scabbes from some of the articals on the internet ihave cuts and scars all over my head from itching so hard and dont fancey going to doctors, any remedies or products would be gratefully appretiated
I don't think it's a reaction to chemicals, but even if it was that, it isn't anymore, since you aren't using the chemicals now. What you need to do is stop scratching. The best thing for that is a cortisone-containing scalp lotion your dermatologist can prescribe for you. It is not true that you can thin your skin out from that in a week. This needs to be treated even if "these things happen." Please find a dermatologist who will prescribe what you need. Meantime, an over-the-counter itch lotion like Benadryl may help keep you from scratching.
I don't think this is a drug reaction, either.
Best.
Dr. Rockoff