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psoriasis & forehead discoloration?
hello...ive had scalp psoriasis since abt 10 yrs now...abt 2...3. years ago i noticed it spreading to my hairline and coming arnd my upper forehead and almost invisible to other people...i started using this lab made oil for my scalp psoriasis and it did wonders and my scalp psoriasis was gone for abt a year completely but as we all know the nasty fact dat psoriasis never leaves u completely...so it appeared agn and my forehead psoriasis seems to be spreading and coming down on my forehead and its bcm very obvious and red and my sking in dat area has discolored, probably bcz of that oil dat i used to apply...im desperate to get my skin color back as i have my wedding in december...can anyone suggest me any kinds of treatments for it...even if it is laser?
thank u so much for ur time and response.
have a lovely day!
Theres a treatment that very effective against psoriasis it's called selenuim sulphide shampoo. It's use for dandruff but works for psorasis too. but the shampoo (£5.75) for 150mls lather the shampoo in your hands and add water and wash your whole body with it and leave it on for 10 mins then rinse it off. Do this for 14days and within that time it would have disappeared. You can prevent it from coming back by using the shampoos once or twice a month but leaving it on for 24hr then rinsing it off. You said your skin is discouloured it sounds like a condition called tinea versicolor it's the same fungus that caused the psoriasis therefore the same techniques above can be used against it.
Learn How to Treat Your Scalp Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a bothersome condition and to complicate matters, it can not only show up on your body but also your scalp. Scalp psoriasis is something which affects more than 50% of those who have psoriasis. It varies from what seems to be dandruff flakes to red scaly lesions which can run down the hairline, to the forehead, ears, or even down the face. Usually these scaly layers of dead skin cells result in a lot of itchiness and a feeling of tightness on the scalp. Itching the area only worsens the situation as it can cause bleeding and can lead to embarrassing situations as the flaking of skin is akin to dandruff.
As a result of the scalp psoriasis many are left feeling self-conscious as to whether anyone is noticing them constantly itching at their scalp or the flakes of skin which fall off as they scratch. It is for these reasons that a cure for this dreaded condition is so eagerly sought out, but what can be done?
As far as what you can do immediately, it is helpful to wash your hair on a daily basis. This keeps your scalp as clean as possible and stops any excessive build up of flaking skin.
If possible it is also helpful to expose your scalp to the sun. This goes back to the notion of light therapy as being a method of treating psoriasis, although you should be careful not to get sunburned as if your skin is injured, scalp psoriasis will have a tendency to develop there.
When it comes to medicinal treatment for scalp psoriasis, your best bet are psoriasis shampoos or oil based treatment. Those will seep into your scalp and take effect whereas a cream or ointment may be too cumbersome to apply. Additionally, an oil based treatment will help to keep your skin hydrated, in the end the best approach may be a combination of treatments.
Continual use of natural psoriasis treatment methods should alleviate and heal your scalp psoriasis. A combination of a psoriasis shampoo and essential oil product will be your best bet in clearing your condition.
About the Author
Allen Iser has experience dealing with psoriasis and is a proponent of Natural Psoriasis Treatment Methods.
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