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Had Red Rashes Under Hair Near Forehead. Getting Hair Fall And Dandruff Problem. Safe Remedy?

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Posted on Fri, 22 Feb 2013
Question: Hi Doctor - From sometime i have red rashes under the hair near forehead. there is lot of hair fall and dandruf. Can you suggest some remedy
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Answered by Dr. Gaurang Krishna (6 hours later)
Hello XXXXXXX

Thanks for writing in.

Your condition is called Seborrheic Dermatitis. It is basically an allergy to scalp fungus.
Treatment depends upon the severity of the rash.

For localised rash you may use Candid-B lotion once at night for 2 weeks, Keraglo-AD shampoo twice a week. This should help you.
However, I strongly recommend you to see a dermatologist first for appropriate diagnosis and prescription. These medications should always be used under a qualified dermatologist's supervision.

Thanks and regards
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Had Red Rashes Under Hair Near Forehead. Getting Hair Fall And Dandruff Problem. Safe Remedy?

Hello XXXXXXX

Thanks for writing in.

Your condition is called Seborrheic Dermatitis. It is basically an allergy to scalp fungus.
Treatment depends upon the severity of the rash.

For localised rash you may use Candid-B lotion once at night for 2 weeks, Keraglo-AD shampoo twice a week. This should help you.
However, I strongly recommend you to see a dermatologist first for appropriate diagnosis and prescription. These medications should always be used under a qualified dermatologist's supervision.

Thanks and regards