Treatment For Seborrhoeic Dermatitis

Seborrhoeic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory disease and the lipophilic yeast is the main factor responsible for the occurrence of the disease. The scalp with the prevalence of the disease has dandruff ranging from mild to dense and it is characterized by the powdered greasy scale in the margins of the hair. It mainly occurs on the head and trunk of the confined areas of the sebaceous glands and it is considered to be a genetic and environmental factor.

The disease generally influences the sebocyte and adheres to the androgen stimulation and results in the scaly scalp. Seborrhoeic disease can be improved with the response to the antifungal medications and it is produced due to the hormonal influences in the human body.

Patients suffering from seborrhoeic dermatitis often experience the signs and symptoms relating to the existence of flaky and itchy scalp. The scalp is seen with ill defined dry pink color skin with the existence of colored patches of yellow and white scale. Seborrhoeic dermatitis appears in the eyelids, behind the ears and inside the nose in the form of shaped patches. The signs of the disease may also occur on the armpits, skin folds and in the upper back causing pink flat patches all over the body. The symptoms may be itchy and it varies day by day.

Seborrhoeic dermatitis is caused mainly due to the existence of the yeast called Malassezia and it produces toxic elements on the scalp that induces irritation. Patients prone to the disease of Seborrhoeic dermatitis have less resistance power to the yeast. The disease is not contagious and do not pertain to food restriction. Seborrhoeic dermatitis may sometimes be aggravated by illness, stress, fatigue and reduction in health.

Patients having the disease of Parkinson’s and strokes are prone to the disease of Seborrhoeic dermatitis. The disease is prevalent even to the newborn babies of six months old and it affects the skin creases of the human body. Both the genders are focused to the prevalence of Seborrhoeic dermatitis and it is not a contagious disease.

The treatment for Seborrhoeic dermatitis is the application of medications such as the selenium sulfide, ketoconazole ingredient based shampoos, terbinafine solution, topical sodium sulfacetamide and application of topical steroids can minimize the disease. Regular usage of antifungal agents and medicated shampoos helps in bringing Seborrhoeic dermatitis to a control. Application of steroid medications on the scalp helps in controlling of the itchiness and controls the production of dandruff flakes.

Seborrhoeic dermatitis can be prevented by the adoption of plant based treatments and the consumption of biotin supplements. Usage of the humidifier in the bedroom helps in the moisturizing of the scalp while you sleep. Application of the milk of magnesia helps in the clearing of the patches on the skin and scalp that are created by the Seborrhoeic dermatitis.

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