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Seborrheic dermititis
I am suffering from seborrheic dermititis.. I am having dandruff and my skin near nose get red with rashes, also I feel pins and needles sensation when I go out in sun or eat spicy and when I start sweating it gets over.
My doctor gave me medicine- AF50,Becosule capsule, xyzal, k2 shampoo , what shall I do
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Dr. Shravana Sandhya
Homoeopath
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Consult nearby homoeopathic physician once. Homoeopathy treatment takes into consideration not only your problem but also takes into count your personal individual characters with this particular problem. Not every person with same disease express similar symptoms.
You can continue with your present treatment . But if problem persists still try consulting a homoeopathic physician.
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Dr. Pankaj Chordia
Homoeopath
28 yrs exp
Pune
Seborrhea is not just Dandruff....
It's a fungal infection at the hair root....
You can surely take the medicines prescribed by the doctor....but it has been found time n again that these medicines will help for the time being...once the medicines are stoped all the complaints can come back....
So do consult a Good Homoeopath nearby who will eradicate the infection
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