I have having this prob of dandruff from 4 years...initially i tried non medicated anti dandruff shampoo, and aftr initial relief it came back..thn switched on to keraglo-AD have now dandruff again after initial relief..using keraglo since 2 years now...but i am still having these scales on my scalp with intermittent itching...plz help
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Follow these practices to keep your scalp clean and healthy-
1. wash hair every alternate day- from root to tip.
2. Use a hair oil 1 hour before shampoo.
3. Dont rub your hair vigorously, gently pat dry.
4. use a conditioner if hair are frizzy.
If Your dandruff stays even after these practices, consult a dermatologist. The doctor will check if its normal dandruff or seborrhoeic dermatitis or psoriasis of scalp and accordingly you will be prescribed the medication required.
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Don't worry...you are suffering from seborrheic dermatitis causing dandruff... specific Medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
Your condition needs to be evaluated thoroughly.
My suggestion is to consult online for proper management
Meanwhile since it's a recurring condition please follow
1. Wash hair thrice a week - use an anti dandruff shampoo
2. Leave shampoo on scalp for 5-10 mins before you wash it off
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