Seborrhea dermatitis is not HIV specific.
yes sir! I agree with you on that part. But this question of mine is different and specifically about some websites mentioning scales on head scalp (particularly 'seborrheic dermatitis') as a symptom of HIV infection. I wasn't looking for anything related to HIV but I was searching for causes and proper ways to take care of scales like structures on head scalp and saw those listings. so wanted to get opinion of experts like you guys.
You were told back then you never had an exposure and you also were told how HIV is transmitted.
Hi Teak,
I didn't post excessively. I posted almost after a year since my last post and incidents I explained are different from what i posted earlier. I am sorry if this is causing any inconvenience but that wasn't an intention.
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