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Bronco:
Any members here have any experience with Seborheic Dermatitis? I discovered I had it after I shaved my head back in March. I went to the dermatologist and she prescribed some topical medication. It didn't work so I tried two other prescriptions -- both didn't do squat. These break outs take the fun out of being sly  :Xo!

marshd1000:
Schro had shaved his head and the Seborheic Dermatitis went away!  So I wonder if having hair or not really matters in terms of having it.  I had it in my late teens and early 20's.  I ended up using a shampoo called Zincon.  But I don't think they make it anymore.  When I still had hair, I then just used plain old Head and Shoulders.  I especially haven't had a problem since I have been sly.

BALDANDRE:
Sorry about your situation...the sly look suits you real good...

Gotta love your avatar dude, what a great statment that one picture makes! O0

warhawk:
bronco..... hope your dermatologist can find other medications 4 your skin condition because the sly dome suits u.  i'm sure there is some topical ointment or oral medication.
keep us posted.  and keep it sly.

WARHAWK O0

schro:
Bronco, Marshall is right. I suffer from S.D. and when I kept it sly, the S.D. went away. Prior to going sly, I got a prescription of Loprox (I think that's what it was called) and it helped. I would also use a spray bottle of diluted vinegar (hold the croutons) to kill the crud that develops on your scalp (since it's a yeast your body produces, the spray really helped). All that being said, NOTHING beat the relief I got from keeping the dome nice and sly.

The S.D. was at its worst in the winter months when the air was cold & dry.

Hope that helps.
Schro

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