Unfortunately I had to wash my hair before Wednesday’s appointment as my scalp becomes so dry .
I have noticed if I let the dry scalp build up and then wash my hair my scalp becomes quite sore after as if I’ve disturbed a wound or sore . To be honest I just don’t know 🤷♀️
Anyhow dermatologist kindly pulled out some of my hair to see how easily it come out. After this he has prescribed me this shampoo . Worth a go .
Anyone had any good experiences with this or other recommendations? I do treat my scalp with organic coconut oil too.
I’ve read in many places that the best treatment is to shave the full head 😳.
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Dear Lisalou19, I always have a bottle of Aveda's scalp remedy to hand for sore and itchy scalp. It has never failed for me. I highly recommend. Very best regards, Lily
Oh sorry your hair is falling out ☹️ I lost a lot of hair in my early days of lupus but it grew back fully in remission and I’ve only had two times when I’ve lost a lot again so getting the right overall disease treatment definitely helps.
Ask your GP for betnovate scalp application. It’s a steroid liquid you squeeze directly onto itchy, inflamed or areas with hair falling out. It’s very relieving (initially just the cold then the steroid stops the inflammation and itch and hopefully some hair loss although I found it worked more for the red/ inflammation and some hair still fell out)
I have used a very good organic products all my life, taken supplements, massaged it upside down, had Aqupuncture, bought a Theadom hair laser...….nothing has stopped it indefinably......I started PRP this year …...watch this space......shaving it just be the only solution...…..X
Hello, I used this for my psoriasis and it helped clear it up pretty much.. but I am also losing my hair and they don't know why, I was told to carry on with this shampoo or to use another gel which is called Dermovate which supposedly stops the inflammation
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