Flakes on scalp and ear

2026-08-31 21:33:08
Hi doctors, I'm a t1D + on antidepressants. I want to know what to do for this condition and what it is. I consulted a dermatologist like 6-7 months ago for flakes in my hair, ear and scalp. It's not dandruff, they are attached to my scalp and when I scrape it, there are these hardened whitish/yellowish flakes. After scraping, next day there's again flakes at the same spot and they keep on reoccuring. Even in my ear there are so many flakes. I was using 1% ketoconazole lotion at night and Coal tar shampoo for scalp in the morning but still it's not improved, I used it for 1 month. For my ears i have not been using anything   I think my dermat might have diagnosed me with Sebohheric dermatitis but I think it could be something else. What could be this, what is the treatment? Thanks for your support
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Answered2026-09-02 14:31:07

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Hello, Thank you for your query, Suggestive of seborrheic dermatitis,scalp psoriasis,sebopsoriasis or contact dermatitis. would like to examine your scalp and detailed history is advisable.
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Kindly visit the clinic.

Answered2026-09-02 06:19:10

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Don't worry...you are suffering from seborrheic dermatitis causing flaky dandruff... Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.

Answered2026-09-02 01:07:31

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Kindly consult online for further examination and proper treatment

Answered2026-09-01 18:31:24

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-Yes it can be permanently cured with Homeopathy treatment. -Very effective medicines are there in Homeopathic. -With my treatment of 1.5 months you will get permanent relief. -Will prescribe the complete treatment. -You can consult me now through online. Warm Regards

Answered2026-09-01 16:53:53

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Will improve with medication Consult online for further management

Answered2026-09-02 04:44:08

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It could seborrheic dermatits, psoriasis or sebopsoriasis but mostly associated with seborrhea. Kindly consult for better diagnosis and management of

Answered2026-09-02 02:45:56

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Please do not worry. Effective treatment options are available; however, management depends on the severity and extent of the condition. A detailed medical history is essential for appropriate evaluation and treatment planning. Kindly schedule an online consultation with a dermatologist for a comprehensive assessment, prescription, and further guidance.”

Answered2026-09-01 13:45:20

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