Symptoms and care treatment of dry seborrheic dermatitis

Many people are not familiar with the professional term "seborrheic dermatitis dry", but if you are diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis dry, it means that your skin has more serious problems. Dry seborrheic dermatitis is mostly caused by improper skin care, so people who want to suffer from dry seborrheic dermatitis must follow the doctor's advice for care and treatment to avoid worsening of the condition.

1. Symptoms of dry seborrheic dermatitis

1. At the beginning of dry seborrheic dermatitis, the symptoms are red papules or macules on the skin, which merge with each other to form dry scales or yellow scabs.

2. Dry seborrheic dermatitis often occurs in young people, and initially occurs in areas with more sebaceous glands, such as the face, armpits, between the shoulder blades, genitals, etc.

3. When we suffer from dry seborrheic dermatitis, we must seek treatment in time. Because the location of dry seborrheic dermatitis may appear in different places, if it occurs on the head, it will cause hair loss.

2. Nursing matters for dry seborrheic dermatitis

1. Dry seborrheic dermatitis is one of the common dermatitis. Especially as the weather turns cooler, the secretory function of the sebaceous glands decreases, and dry skin will become itchy, white skin will peel on the hands, and cracks will appear on the fingers, leading to dermatitis.

2. People suffering from this type of skin disease should replenish their body water, drink more water, and eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins. Eat more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins

3. Patients with dry seborrheic dermatitis should not use water that is too hot to rinse their skin when bathing, and should reduce the use of alkaline bath products, as this will aggravate the dermatitis.

Treatment of dry seborrheic dermatitis

Treatment of dry seborrheic dermatitis focuses on keeping the skin clean, limiting fat in the diet, and using medication as appropriate.

1. Limit fatty foods and sweets, such as fatty meat, cream cakes, chocolate, etc., and eat more vegetables and fruits.

2. Wash your face every night with warm water and a small amount of sulfur soap or boric acid soap. Removes oil from the face and cleanses the skin.

3. Follow the doctor's instructions and use medication for treatment. You need to be patient and persist in order to be effective.

4. For dry seborrheic dermatitis, it is important to eat foods rich in vitamins, especially foods rich in vitamin A, such as pork liver, carrots, egg yolks, etc., to correct abnormal keratinization of hair follicles and prevent blockage of hair follicles. Some studies have shown that zinc deficiency can also cause seborrheic dermatitis. The diet should be supplemented with foods high in zinc, such as animal liver, lean meat, poultry, nuts, etc., to correct the relative lack of zinc in the human body. It is important to avoid a high-iodine diet, which can cause keratinization or blockage of hair follicles. The intake of seafood such as kelp and seaweed should be controlled.