Seborrheic Dermatitis

4 Responses to “A little help”

1. Boyd Nichols Says:
   August 25th, 2006 at 1:42 am

   I was prescribed Loprox as well, and while it did an adequate job the
   SD still persisted. I’ve used Head and Shoulders ‘Intensive Treatment’
   for some time and it does just as well and costs less. I wish I could
   offer a miracle cure. Especially since I suffer both on my scalp and
   face.

2. Brittney Delta Says:
   August 25th, 2006 at 9:36 pm

   Hi.

   I hear your frustration and first of all I would find
   a different doctor!!! Although there is no cure there
   are several things a "good doctor" can prescribe to
   try and help - not all things work the same for all
   people so it is trial and error. It really makes me
   angry when doctors act like that - do they think we
   want to pay for an office visit just because we have
   nothing else to do! I find Jojoba oil helps along
   with Nizoral shampoo. Good luck. Rob.

   test’; ">

3. Amber English Says:
   August 26th, 2006 at 6:05 am

   I also get good results from Nizoral.  Also I use it on my skin twice a week.

   Susan

    

   “There is no one alive who is Youer than You.”

   ~Dr. Seuss

   
    

   
   
4. Ulysses Nikole Says:
   August 27th, 2006 at 6:25 pm
   Hello! Thanks for the information! Have you heard anything about apple cider vinegar? I got hooked up with a sight that is telling me that I have to change my daughters diet( sure, shes a kid )  and start using diluted apple cider vingear  straight to her scalp. I’m wondering about this one. How is the Jojoboa oil used?Directly to the affected areas of the scalp? How long should it stay on? We are getting ready for the whole trial and error thing. I am just trying to gather as much information as possible first. Thank you for your help! Julie

   “Rob H.” <rdh57@…> wrote:
   

   Hi.

   I hear your frustration and first of all I would find
   a different doctor!!!  Although there is no cure there
   are several things a “good doctor” can prescribe to
   try and help - not all things work the same for
   all
   people so it is trial and error.  It really makes me
   angry when doctors act like that - do they think we
   want to pay for an office visit just because we have
   nothing else to do!  I find Jojoba oil helps along
   with Nizoral shampoo.  Good luck.  Rob.

   — Julie <skeedabo@…> wrote:

   > Hello! I am new here and just looking for some info.
   > My 10 year old
   > daughter was diag with SD two years ago. She is
   > currently using loprox
   > shampoo 3x per week and occassionally using
   > Fluocinonide topical
   > soulution. Her condition has never really gotten
   > better and most
   > recently has gotten much worse. I took her back to
   > the derm 6 months
   > ago and he acted like I was wasting his time. He
   > reminded me that
   > there is no cure and basically said we had to deal
   > with it. I asked
   > about changing shampoo, etc and he said what we
   are
   > using is the best
   > choice. I want to find something that can hopefully
   > help her situation
   > improve. She has it only on her scalp. The
   > flakeness, dandruff and
   > itching are the big things that we are trying to
   > control.  Any
   > suggestions as far as shampoos, products or anything
   > else would be
   > greatly appreciated! Thanks, Julie
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >

   test’; “>
   

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