What is the best way to wash your hair for tinea capitis

Tinea capitis is a very annoying skin disease caused by a fungal infection. Many people develop tinea capitis due to contact with sick patients or animals. Therefore, if a patient has tinea capitis, protective measures should be taken to avoid spreading it to other people. Patients with tinea capitis cannot use ordinary shampoo to wash their hair, because ordinary shampoo may irritate tinea capitis. So, what is the best shampoo for tinea capitis?

Tinea capitis is a surface fungal infection. It can be treated with shampoo containing miconazole or ketoconazole, such as the Chlorhexidine and Kangwang lotions sold in pharmacies. However, it should be noted that drugs like Chlorhexidine cannot be used every day. According to the instructions above, the more frequent the use, the more irritation to the skin and the more serious the condition. Here are some specific shampoos for you:

1. The Tinea Capitis and Dandruff Wash is made of purified Chinese herbal medicines that have the effect of inhibiting and killing bacteria. It can strongly inhibit and kill a variety of microorganisms such as Candida albicans, Microsporum, Trichophyton, and Bacillus dandruff. It has obvious effects on scalp itching, tinea capitis, white skin, oily dandruff, etc.

2. The ketoconazole ingredient contained in Kangwang lotion can effectively kill scalp fungi; the clobetasol propionate contained in it has powerful anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effects, and can quickly eliminate uncomfortable symptoms such as scalp itching; in addition, clobetasol propionate can effectively induce the transformation of dandruff-causing fungi from spores to mycelium, which can maximize the bactericidal effect of ketoconazole, thereby effectively reducing the recurrence of dandruff, thereby achieving the effect of truly and thoroughly treating dandruff.

3. Caile lotion is a pink or blue-green viscous liquid with a floral scent. The pharmacology and toxicology of Celexa lotion is that it contains a synthetic broad-spectrum antifungal drug - ketoconazole, which is an imidazole dioxane derivative and has potent antibacterial activity against dermatophytes such as Trichophyton, Epidermophyton, Microsporum, and yeasts such as Candida and Malassezia furfur (Pityrosporum ovale).

In addition, it is recommended that patients with tinea capitis change their shampoo every seven days. The cleansing effect of shampoo on hair is only temporary. After seven days, the scalp will adapt and the cleansing effect will be lost. It is advisable to buy two shampoos at the same time and use them alternately. When cleaning, patients with tinea capitis should gently massage the scalp with the fingertips to promote blood circulation in the head.