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Sebborhic dermatitis near nose sides
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Both sides of nose are infected with sebborhic dermatitis but there is no dandruff on scalp. This usually starts with a small pimple near nose and when it pops the never ending infection is there. Some doctors said it's a fungal infection and it is due to excess oil on face and dandruff on scalp. But now I can see there no dandruff and oil is also very less compared to before. But still there is a infection which does not go.
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Yes, This is seborrheic dermatitis only .
Dermatitis may get infected by superadded infections due to loss of barrier .
You need a prophylactic advice and treatment of current skin issue .
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Please take online / offline consultation from a certified dermatologist.
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Dr. Meghna Gupta
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6 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
u need to consult q dermTologist with pictures for proper evaluation..it can be seborrhic dermatitis
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