Can you tell me which condition is this? He has dandruff issue and his forehead also has white flakey coverage. Now his chest hair also show some inflammation on skin. Can you tell me what's this condition?
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This presentation of dandruff with flaky patches on the forehead and inflammation around the chest typically points towards seborrheic dermatitis.
Homoeopathy works wonderfully for such recurrent skin and scalp conditions by targeting the root cause and controlling inflammation naturally.
Quick Lifestyle Tips: Avoid harsh chemical products, avoid scratching the affected areas, and refrain from using multiple hair oils!
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History of dandruff with white flaky patches on forehead and inflammation around chest hair is often seen in seborrheic dermatitis involving seborrheic areas. Similar presentation can be seen in other conditions, so detailed evaluation is needed for confirmation.
In Homoeopathy, such chronic scalp and skin complaints are managed after proper case taking including duration of dandruff, aggravating factors, skin type and general health. Constitutional treatment often helps in such cases.
Next Steps
Advise to avoid scratching and avoid multiple hair oils or harsh anti-dandruff products till evaluation. Keep affected areas clean and dry.
Health Tips
You can consult me or any other Homoeopathic physician online or offline for detailed evaluation and individualized treatment plan. If you develop extensive redness, pain, pus discharge or fever, please seek care promptly.
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Majorly it is Seborrheic Dermatitis that mainly appears on face, neck, scalp, back and chest. This skin condition can be effectively treated by Homeopathy. Kindly consult me for a detailed case history discussion on 787781821five.
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dandruff accompanied by white, flaky patches on the forehead and inflammation over the chest may be associated with seborrheic dermatitis or another skin condition. A proper examination is necessary to identify the cause.
Could you please share how long you have had these symptoms and whether the affected areas are itchy, red, oily, or dry?
I offer individualized homoeopathic consultation after reviewing your symptoms and medical history. An appropriate skin examination can help determine the diagnosis and guide suitable treatment.
Please do contact me for online consultation
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It can be sebo-psoriasis, extensive form of seborrheic dermatitis or scalp psoriasis.
It needs to be ruled out and then proper line of treatment should be commenced.
It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated and can affect your personal and social life.
It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects.
You need an expert Homeopathic physician who is good at treating skin problems.
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I have been working as a Homeopathic doctor for the last 17 years of experience.
We do treat such cases with good results.
You can contact me through an online appointment for further assistance.
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Its Seborrhic dermatitis. Its not psoriasis, as psoriatic eruptions will not cross hairline. Definite case of Seborrhic dermatitis. Mostly there will be increased serum Ig E. Avoid oil massages and too much oils over skin.
Homoeopathic medicines based on your history will cure this case permenantly without recurrency.
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You can easily take an online consultation - book video consultation for further treatment guidance.
This is not a case of dandruff.
Please contact online to discuss the case.
Need complete case analysis for prescription.
Or you can contact me and drop complete physical symptom and I will prescribe you medicine.
Well,it looks like psoriasis which is a skin complaint,,due to which skin looks flaky and associated with other issues like dandruff, swelling etc..
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Hello, thank you for sharing the photos along with the history. They were really helpful.
From the photos, the white flaky scaling along the hairline and forehead, together with dandruff and mild redness on the chest, fits best with seborrheic dermatitis. This is a very common, long-lasting inflammatory skin condition that appears in oil-rich areas such as the scalp, forehead, eyebrows, sides of the nose and centre of the chest. It tends to flare with stress, poor sleep, sweating, oily skin and weather changes, and it is not contagious. A few other conditions can look similar, such as a fungal infection of the skin, psoriasis, or folliculitis (inflamed hair follicles) on the chest, so a photo alone can't settle it. The pattern in his case is quite typical, and this condition usually settles well once the triggers and the skin are managed properly.
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A video consult would let me look at the skin closely, ask about itching, how long it has been recurring, and what he has applied so far, and then plan a whole-person approach. Because the chest area looks inflamed, I'd like to be sure it is the same condition and not something that needs a different approach. Until then, I'd avoid applying random creams, steroid ointments or home remedies like lemon on the inflamed areas, since they can aggravate it. Please get it seen soon if the redness spreads quickly, there is oozing, pus or painful swelling, or fever.
Health Tips
- Wash the hair and scalp 3 to 4 times a week with a gentle shampoo, and rinse thoroughly
- Don't scratch or pick at the flakes, as this irritates the skin and spreads the inflammation
- Wash the face and chest gently once or twice a day, pat dry, and avoid harsh scrubs and soaps
- Wear loose cotton clothes, change out of sweaty clothes promptly, and wash towels and pillow covers often
- Avoid heavy oils and hair products on the scalp and hairline
- Cut down on sugar, fried food, excess dairy and alcohol, which can make flare-ups worse in some people
- Include fruit, vegetables, nuts and seeds, and drink plenty of water
- Sleep 7 to 8 hours and make time to relax, as stress is a common trigger
- Take a photo every week in the same light to track progress
If you're worried, do book a consult and we can look at it together. Take care.
According to your query and the shared images, this is "seborrheic dermatitis".
Cause: Seborrheic dermatitis affects areas where sebaceous glands are more active, such as the scalp, forehead, and the central part of the chest. The main cause is the overgrowth and inflammatory reaction of the Malassezia fungus/yeast naturally present on the skin.
Although the symptoms of psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis can sometimes appear similar (due to the scaly skin seen in the pictures), scaling on these specific areas of the forehead and chest usually points towards seborrheic dermatitis.
Next Steps
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Health Tips
Avoid harsh chemical products on the affected areas to prevent worsening skin irritation.
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