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    Posted: January 12 2000 at 3:49am
My friend has a hair problem. Her scalp peels, you can see her pores and the dead skin that falls off her head in patches,and sometimes it bleeds a little. Could this be dry scalp or dandruff or should she go see a dermatologist?
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> My friend has a hair problem. Her scalp peels, you can> see her pores and the dead skin that falls off her> head in patches,and sometimes it bleeds a little.> Could this be dry scalp or dandruff or should she go> see a dermatologist?See A Dr. Now!Tell your friend to see a Dr. right away. This could be alopecia or several other scalp disorders. Also. it could be caused by a chemical 'burn' that has occurred while coloring or perming incorrectly. This could be very damaging, don't wait! william
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William,What if this only happens now and again, at infrequent intervals? Sometimes certain shampoos make my scalp itch and I even get little white crusts where it itches(don't mean to be gross, but I have to describe it accurately). It never lasts, though, although it has been so itchy that it bled a tiny bit. Then it just disappears for a long time. Does this sound like anything to be really concerned with? Thanks for your advice.Holly
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See a dermatologist as you may have eczema, sebhorric dermatitis etc. I have had the very same thing happen to me over the last couple of years and I have used tar based shampoos (only around the hairline which is my affected area) and have had much success. You may simply be allergic to hair spray (which I am), but only a dermatologist can tell you that.Good luck!
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> William,> What if this only happens now and again, at infrequent> intervals? Sometimes certain shampoos make my scalp> itch and I even get little white crusts where it> itches(don't mean to be gross, but I have to describe> it accurately). It never lasts, though, although it> has been so itchy that it bled a tiny bit. Then it> just disappears for a long time. Does this sound like> anything to be really concerned with? Thanks for your> advice.> HollyHolly; This is something to see a Dermatologist about for sure. Some scalp diseases are like any other and start small and then rapidly spread. Some can cause baldness among other things. If it is a very small place, you might try a medicated shampoo or switch from your regular one to another, and see what happens. You may have developed an alergy to a certain ingrediant that is in your shampoo/conditioner. william
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> Holly; This is something to see a Dermatologist about> for sure. Some scalp diseases are like any other and> start small and then rapidly spread. Some can cause> baldness among other things. If it is a very small> place, you might try a medicated shampoo or switch> from your regular one to another, and see what> happens. You may have developed an alergy to a certain> ingrediant that is in your shampoo/conditioner.> william
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