I decided to go to the hospital today, and they said they used shampoo the opposite way and raised the problem.
I was diagnosed with seborrhea five years ago at a local dermatology hospital and have only used shampoos related to seborrhea.
But boredom isn't all the same. I don't have dead skin cells or a lot of oil on my scalp.
It's just a red scalp that has a very itchy and sensitive scalp. Of course, there's phase fever.
You shouldn't use seborrheic shampoos on these scalp. The local dermatologist only prescribed cebiprox.
I didn't have hair loss at that time. But I heard it was boring, so I didn't know that using seborrheic shampoos would be a source of trouble.
In fact, when it comes to boredom, not only does it get oily, but also what happens on the head of the head is called boredom.
It is said that you should use hypoallergenic shampoo on this scalp and avoid shampoo that removes all the fat.
I should have gone back to the hospital earlier, but it was the trouble that I was going to do something on my own.
If you have the same symptoms as me, I recommend you to go to the hospital without worrying.
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