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Question by : How to treat seborrheic dermatitis?
I have seborrheic dermatitis in my eyebrows and its lead to a lot of eyebrow hair loss. My dermatologist prescribed ketoconazole shampoo, which worked for a while but then seemed to stop. I’ve hear coconut oil works good and Ive heard lime juice might work. Do these work and are there any other prescription or natural medications that work?
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Answer by s. m. call the dermatologist office & ask for a prescription of LOPROX shampoo. he/she should have a coupon for it for $ 20 copay. this will work better than ketoconazole. shampoo all areas that have the seb derm.
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Question by Nordictat2: Dermatologist….?
Do you normally need to go to your normal Dr. fisrt in order to be sent to a dermatologist?
I’ve never needed to go to one (til now) but I have a nasty scalp right now with itching and dandruff that T Gel just isn’t doin’ the job
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Answer by Health Physicist Kenn Lin Yes, your fam doc should refer you to dermatologist. However, there is no real cure from synthetic medicines (are all toxins to your body) for tinea, dandruff, psoriasis and eczema. Essential oils : rosemary, sandalwood, lavender, eucalyptus after dilution are very helpful. I need more info in order to suggest you which kind. check my website www.naturalessence.ca for sme clinical infos to see if you have similar problems. Then contact me again.
