Tips for scalp eczema

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Here are some tips for treating scalp eczema and dandruff:

• Avoid hair products:
  If you are a regular user of hair gels, mousses and sprays, your scalp will thank you if you can start using fewer hair products. Hair styling products contain a lot of chemicals that dry the scalp, which can make itching and dandruff worse.

• Avoid overheating:
  Be careful not to overheat; this also includes making sure you don't overheat the shower. Get used to taking a shower that is neither hot nor cold [babies should not be introduced into hot water, especially when they have eczema]; overheated showers can dry out the skin and exacerbate symptoms.

• Quick shower after sweating:
  Sweat is a good thing, but it can also irritate your scalp for eczema patients. In addition, sweat can cause skin cells to fall off faster. So try to take a shower after exercise. It also prevents itching.

• Change shampoo:
  You can use over-the-counter anti-dandruff shampoo to treat natural [preferably] eczema, or use zinc pyrithione [control fungus], salicylic acid [used as a scrub to remove dead cells], selenium sulfide [reduced cell replacement rate] ], or ketoconazole [eliminating various fungi]. You may need to try several shampoos before finding the shampoo that suits your needs.

• Anti-scratch:
  It's hard to avoid scratches - but the less you can scratch, the more you feel happier and the faster you heal. Practice relaxation techniques to prevent you from scratching, such as taking a deep breath [helping to eliminate anxiety] and visualizing it while you are happy or relaxed. from
  
  Also - remember that when people tell eczema patients to stop scratching, it usually doesn't help. Instead, it can make them more scratched because it can make them feel anxious.

• Bring tar: If you have tried all of these measures and you have used anti-dandruff shampoo to treat eczema without success, you can use a potent thing - tar shampoo. This is an old treatment that effectively reduces cell turnover. However, this is usually an extreme and last choice because it has a strong odor and it can discolor light hair. [Lemon juice and cream rinse can help reduce this side effect].

For babies, you can use a gentle shampoo to prepare your baby's eczema. This will help to increase scales and moisturize the skin. When you rinse off the shampoo, you can use a soft brush to remove unnecessary scales and dandruff.

Olive oil can also be used as a supplement to scalp eczema shampoo. You can massage a small amount on the scalp for one hour and then wash it off after using your baby's eczema shampoo.

Follow these tips on scalp eczema - you will notice that small changes will make a big difference and help ease.

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