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I'm sorry to hear about your wife's discomfort. Persistent scratching can worsen seborrheic dermatitis symptoms, leading to inflammation, sores, and even infections. If her dermatologist's treatment hasn't helped, she may need to revisit them to discuss alternative treatments or explore whether another condition, like scalp Show Full Answer

I'm sorry to hear about your wife's discomfort. Persistent scratching can worsen seborrheic dermatitis symptoms, leading to inflammation, sores, and even infections. If her dermatologist's treatment hasn't helped, she may need to revisit them to discuss alternative treatments or explore whether another condition, like scalp psoriasis or folliculitis, might be contributing. Encourage her to avoid scratching, as it can harm the scalp further.

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