My son has frequent/continuous itching in his head/scalp. This reduces if he gets bald or keeps short hair (3-6 mm), but as hairs start growing gradually the itching starts and increases as they grow longer. Now. He has approx 15 - 20 mm long hair and severe itch. He even sweats above normal when playing. Had visited dermatologist few years back and was advised that the itch would reduce as he grows old. But now my son sometimes get irritated/frustrated with severe itch. His scalp doesnt have any dandruff and no rashes as well. Any advise would help. Thank you...
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It can be seborrheic Dermatitis or folliculitis scalp...
Need to be treated correctly to prevent further damage
Need complete evaluation and history for accurate diagnosis, After that correct treatment options can be provided
Use lupizol zs shampoo and levosiz tablets for now
So kindly consult on-line for further evaluation and prescription
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A complete analysis of the scalp and history of the condition will help to understand and provide a long term solution for the issue since a variety of conditions can look alike.
No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required..
Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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