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Glendale, AZ

I last used T/Sal shampoo on my scalp/hair and on my second wash the product started taking a wrong turn on me and before this shampooing I used nothing for a day
I've used T/Sal many of times and this time not so good
And I've taken notice that whatever I put on my scalp/hair will reflect on how my Seborrheic is going to react and it may not be right then and there but it will react ...So if I put bad meaning something that isn't for Seborrheic Dermatitis that my scalp will let me know… read more

July 11, 2025
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Members rallied around someone struggling with painful hard scales and product reactions, offering both prescription solutions and gentle... Read more

Members rallied around someone struggling with painful hard scales and product reactions, offering both prescription solutions and gentle advice. Several members shared success with fluocinolone acetonide topical scalp oil, a prescription treatment applied under a shower cap for four hours that effectively removes scales and crust, with one member mixing hydrocortisone and polysporin for facial symptoms. A strong theme was urging the original poster to consult their doctor or allergist rather than relying solely on trial and error, emphasizing that everyone's skin reacts differently and proper medical guidance is essential for finding treatments that truly work.

A MySebDermTeam Member

I mix hydrocortisone and polysporin together for my face. Not the fluocinolone and the ointment triamcinolone.

July 14, 2025
A MySebDermTeam Member

I agree 💯

July 16, 2025
A MySebDermTeam Member

Janice, you really need to consult with your doctors. If you’re not seeing some kind of improvement and everything you use does not help you and your having a reaction, please consult even with your GP. We can only tell you what has helped us. Each treatment will affect your skin differently. From what you’re saying you also have a lot of allergies, like most of us. We have an allergist too. They test what you’re allergic to. The list of allergies of our very long. You don’t not have to ask for a referral for an allergists. I strongly suggest you call your GP and get started on a plan of good treatment that works for you. Are you getting in on the videos and reading the information we supply for you? It is very important for you to be your own advocate and get treatment. Please keep in touch.

July 16, 2025
A MySebDermTeam Member

Kills any kind of crud on my face and hair line and is very healing.

July 15, 2025
A MySebDermTeam Member

Can I ask what does it do if you do? Just curious

July 15, 2025

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