WHAT IS THE BEST TREATMENT FOR SCALP ECZEMA
                     WHAT IS THE BEST TREATMENT 
FOR SCALP ECZEMA
Eczema that affects the scalp may sometimes be seborrheic dermatitis, 
which is a form of dandruff. According to The American Academy of 
Dermatology Association (AAD), scalp eczema tends to affect babies 
under the age of 3 months. In babies, scalp eczema is known as cradle 
cap. It usually clears up between the ages of 6 months and 1 year, but 
can return during puberty. In adults, scalp eczema tends to start during 
their late adolescence. It can also affect adults between the ages of 30 
to 60.
Types of Eczema
An itchy and scaly scalp arethe signs of scalp eczema.This condition is 
also called atopic dermatitis which has several forms.Although its 
symptoms are similar to seborrheic dermatitis, you may find that the 
affected areas can also ooze and weep.You could also get askin 
condition known as seborrheic dermatitis.This chronic form primarily 
develops on oily areas of your skin, so it can affect your scalp, face and 
back.It can also affect other oily areas of the body, such as the nose, 
eyebrows and eyelids.Seborrheic dermatitis may cause:
Redness
Scaly patches
Swelling
Itchiness
Burning sensation
Additionally, there iscontact dermatitis that canoccur at any age and 
appear anywhere on the body. It happens when anexternal object or 
substance causes irritation or an allergic reaction on the skin. 
According to a research study by the Kargar Journal, contact dermatitis 
typically develops after your skin comes into contact with any toxic 
material. For example, the ingredients in certain hair care products, 
your brush, or even a hair accessory can cause a flare-up. The most 
common allergy triggers that contribute to contact dermatitis include: 
nickel, cobaltor even strong fragrances.
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Scalp eczema can be a stubborn condition that persists for years. It 
can come and go without warning, or it may disappear on its own. 
Symptoms of scalp eczema can be effectively managed with some 
simple, yet effective eczema treatment:
Wash your skin regularly: You must rinse the soap completely off 
your body and scalp. You should avoid harsh soaps and use a 
moisturizer, regularly. You can also avoid skin and hair products that 
contain alcohol as these can cause the eczema to flare up.
Soften and remove scales from your hair: Apply essential oils such 
as olive oil on your scalp. Leave it in for an hour or so. Then comb or 
brush your hair and wash it. Additionally, you can also use tea tree oil 
and aloe vera gel. Tea tree oilcan bemixed in a shampoo and used on 
the affected area. You can also usean aloe vera gelproduct or cut a 
leaf of the plant and use it on your scalp.
Shampoo facial hair regularly: Seborrheic dermatitis can be worse 
under moustaches and beards. You can shampoo your facial hairwith 
natural hair care products until your symptoms improve. 
Moreover,shaving your beard or moustache, might ease your 
symptoms.
Gently clean your eyelids: If your eyelids show signs of redness or 
scaling, wash them each nightand wipe away scales with a cotton 
swab. Warm or hot compressionmay also be helpful, in case of 
swelling.
Avoid styling products: You must stop using hair sprays, gels and 
other styling products, while you're treating the scalp eczema.
Wear smooth-textured cotton clothing: This helps keep air 
circulating around the affected area and reducesskin irritation.
Gently wash your baby's scalp: If your infant has cradle cap, wash 
the scalp with natural baby shampoo, once a day. Gently loosen the 
scales with a soft-bristle brush, before rinsing off the shampoo. If 
scaling persists, first apply essential oil on the scalp for a couple of 
hours.
In some cases, scalp eczema can clear up 
without any treatment. Treatment is often 
necessary to control the itchy, scaly skin 
symptoms and hair loss.
Homeopathy Treatment for Scalp Eczema
Certain conventional oral medications for symptoms of eczema can 
suppress the body’s immune system. However, homeopathy treatment 
for eczema helps to control itching, prevents the spread of eczema and 
treats the symptoms of eczema, without any side-effects.Homeopathic 
medications are found to be more effectivethan other conventional 
treatments, in the long-term.
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youexperience hair thinning or hair lossdue toscalp eczema, then 
aesthetic treatments, such asgroHair or STMcell are very helpful. 
DrBatra’s™Geno Homeopathy treatment for hair loss is a gene 
targeted homeopathic therapy. It provides 99.9% accurate test results 
and can possibly also prevent hereditary hair lossdue to hormonal or 
genetic causes of scalp eczema.
Dr Batra’s™ eczema treatment is holistic and personalized that 
extends beyond just physical symptoms, thereby correcting 
theemotional concerns of the patient. We highly recommendthat you 
take the Dr Batra’s™eczema evaluation test in order to assess the 
current state of your skindisease.The homeopathic specialist will 
customise your scalp eczema treatment after considering specific 
conditions of the skin.Book an appointment with us at Dr 
Batra’s™https://www.drbatras.ae/book-an-appointmentand let 
ourexpert winning combination of homeopathyand technologyprovide 
the most suitable scalp eczema treatment for you.