2 years back i had jaundice & after that this problem of scalp itching,dandruff & scaling started also of dry hair so i consulted 2-3 dermatologist even followed there priscription...but didn't got the 100% result for my problem. still the same  happens when ever my sclap is swety i  get lot of itching in the scalp mostly in summers as in india weather is too sultry ouside.coz of changing various dandruff shampoos my hairs even started grying& their ph balance also got affected  plz suggest me some herbal rememedies or any rejuvenating hair oils & shampoo i beg u all i deporately need a good medicine.Hope u people reply to my question soon.
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I had the same condition and tried Nizoral shampoo which has an anti-fungal. It worked well
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that happened to me & after 3 tests by 3 labs it turned out i was using hair products with "coal tar" in them. if he scratches his head does he have a pastey substance under his nails? if he does, go to a healthfood store and get a bottle of pure jojoba oil, add 4-6 drops to a quarter size amt. of jojoba shampoo & apply it to the scalp & leave on over nite & shampoo in the morning. it removes the dead skin & oil buildup that's smothering the pores, making the hair fall out prematurely. it worked great for me!
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apply talcum power to the oily spots on ur scalp... the power will help absorb the oil.. then wash it... wont return tt often aftr tt.. or, if u wan quick help, use Head n Shoulders for oily scalp or hair.. or if ur usin it already, go c a tricologist.. :)
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This sounds like a job for the dermatologist. \nA dermatologist can prescribe aomething good for the dandruff and determine whether you have a disorder that is causing you to have so little hair.\n\nIn the meantime, wacth your nutrition, and try to get enough iron in your diet.
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Did you change detergent etc...What's different, since you started noticing the problem?  Yeast infections and body lice both itch!!!!
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You may have a mild case of rosacea but I bet you have seborrheic dermatitis.  Both conditions are really easy to treat.  Just ask a dermatologist or start out with an over the counter cortisone cream and a dandruff shampoo.
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An Apple Cider Vinegar rinse would help head itchies, if that's what you are talking about.\n\nPut about 1/2 tablespoon per cup of warm water, and make as much as you need to rinse your scalp and your hair. It helps restore the pH balance to your skin (which might be where the itchies are coming from) and also helps out your hair by closing the cuticles, removing build-up, detangling, and adding sheen.\n\nI urge everyone to try an ACV rinse! It's great!
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Coal tar might help.That's the active ingredient in Nutrogena T Gel.You can also try T Sal with salicylic acid to help the sloughing process and unclog the pores while removing dead skin cells.\nI'm surprised your doctor didn't recommend that you supplement selenium in tablet or capsule form.Selenium is linked to curing such ailments of the scalp as is vitamin C.C governs the circulation of your scalp along with some other vitamins.Biotin may also help as it's responsible for the health of the follicle.\nShen Min is a company I've used products from.They're primarily for thinning hair but have many more benefits.Do a search for that name and you'll get a few hits.\nThe fact of the matter is it sounds like psoriasis and not seborric dermatitis.You'll need to see a dermatologist if it is.
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See a dermatologist. He or she can prescribe a special shampoo that will get rid of your dandruff. Good Luck!
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I have read about a number of different home remedies such as using lemon juice or egg whites massaged into the scalp to stop hair loss and itchiness. I think both might work in your case. Also, since you are expecting, you are probably under a lot of stress (as my wife was when she was expecting and had a similar problem.)\n\nIf this doesn't seem to correct the problem, it may be a bigger issue. I did a quick search and found this website:\nhttp://www.hairlossspecialists.com/forwomen.cfm\n\nLet's hope that it doesn't get to that point though. Best of luck!
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try changing your soap or towel.  I doubt it is the water because then your hand would itch after washing your hand or doing anything in tap water.  IF the itching stops or continues with one gone or the other gone, you know you have you culprit
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Looking for Dandruff Information? Here's a whole blog filled with information on dandruff.\n\nhttp://getridofdandruff.blogspot.com/
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Try FEVERFEW!!! it's an herbal supplement that rescued me 10years ago...I was having them twice a month, & had jsut had a baby...couldn't crawl under the covers for a day or so to get rid of it anymore...so the hospital gave me Imitres...and promptly discovered I'm allergic to that....so talking to a friend, she told me about it & I started taking 1 capsule every day for the next 2 months...didn't have a single headache! Then it was almost 6 months before I got a vision disturbance (here it comes...) so I took another capsule & it went away, without ever exploding into a headache. Like I said, it's been over 10 years, & I've only had 1 mingrane since then, when I was out of town without my supply of feverfew.
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Dandruf comes from overactive skin tissue. Scalp is covered by skin. When overactive, the topmost layer of skin is shed, fell apart, stick on to hair. \n\nConsequently, dandruff comes from the skin, not the hair.\n\nWhat anti-dandruff shampoos are doing is they contain some sort of acid. Acid has a negative charge. This acid charges  both dandruff and hair negative, so they slide on each other. When you wash your hair dandruff slides down. It looks like you get rid off dandruff. But when sking sheds new dandruff it comes back.\n\nWhat is an ideal anti-dandruff shampoo? It should cantain selenium. Selenium acts on skin and renders the skin less active. Helps to reduce the shedding.\n\nCheck your shampoo if it contains selenium. \n\n* Shampoos containing tar may also help. Selenium is more popular though.
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Green skin?....I wonder, could it be that you have exposed your scalp to a chemical...maybe a hair dye or perm that is causing this kind of reaction.  I had a family member that had a similar problem-every month when she'd dye her hair, after about 1-2 days, her entire scalp would turn into one huge flake.  After another day or so, the flake would break up into smaller flakes and they would be whatever color she happened to have dyed her hair.  The green sounds as if there's a chemical and allergic reaction going on.  I would check with a dermatologist.
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polytar is good. but your diet can be a big factor in scalp problems.
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First try to find out the reason why you are losing hair. \n\nThere are a prety common reasons why one loses hair, they are due to \n* Dandruff\n* Fungal infection on your scalp \n* Hormonal change in your body\n* Heirditary problem i.e your fathers or forefathers being bald (even then this affects you only when you are over 30   years)\n* Else there maybe some other problem in your body that is being reflected in your hair. Like being affected by typhoid , jondise or some other dieases that genreally affects hair.\n\nIf you are affected by Dandruff alone then you are propably suffering from itching on your scalp and hairfall\n\nBefore i go on to the treatment, let me make one thing clear dandruff is one thing that will keep coming on again and again and the treatment has to be taken for life.\n\n1) Grind ginger and lemon seeds to a paste, apply it on your hair before you go to sleep and in the morning wash it off with cold water. This has to be done on a daily basis since its effect will last only for a day or two.\n\n2) Grind small onions to paste (its ok if u use a little water to grind) and apply in on your scalp for 2 to 3 hours then wash it off with cold water, this will revitalise hair growth and has a good effect over dandruff. This has to be done every week.\n\nIf you are having fungal infection on your hair ( a check up with a trychologist will tell you if u have fungal infection or not and the pattern of your baldness. Its also highly recommended that you go for a complete check up and analyse the defects on your hair) you would mostly suffer from \n\n# Thinning hair ( means that the thickness of a single hair becomes very less)\n# Brittleness of your hair\n# Rapid reduction in the desity of your hair\n# Weakness in the strength of hair roots\n\nWhen you are affected be fungal infection then you are sure to lose completely all the hairs on your head.\n\nIf you have both dandruff and fungal infection on your hair then you are sure to become bald in 8 to 10 months time. Trying any kind of shampoo will still result in more hairfall.  So its highly recommended that you tonsel your head for effective treatment. (the above given treatment has to be followed for fungal infection also)\n\nSome general tips\n\n# Always wash your head atleast once a day with cold water and never use hot water since it aggrevates dandruff\n\n# Message your head gently with equal mixture of aroma oil, olive oil, coconut oil and castor oil for a minimum for half an hour. This can be done every night or in the morning two hours before bath (this is highly recommended that this is done after tonselling your head since with dandruff and fungal infection your hair is not likely to withstand message)\n\n#  Consume a lot of food that is rich in Vitamin A like carrots, sweet potato etc. Its good to have a glass of carrot juice without sugar daily in the morning\n\n# Drink atleast a two glass of milk and lots of water daily\n\n# Have a lot of soya included in your food\n\n\nIt takes atleast 3 to 4 months to see improvements in your hair and only with persistance will the quality of your hair improve\n\nGood luck\n\nManoj