What to do if small red bumps grow on the scalp

Some people will have small red bumps on their scalp, and the patient's scalp will be itchy and painful and very uncomfortable. This situation is prone to occur in the autumn season. When this happens, people usually think of applying medicine, but many times the medicine doesn't work at all. So what should we do?

1. Red bumps on the head generally refer to folliculitis. Of course, folliculitis on the head has a special name: seborrheic dermatitis. It is related to excessive oil in the skin. It is more common in summer or autumn. Sometimes it will also affect the back of the neck, chest and back.

2. The red bumps on the head are related to the internal heat of the human body. People who like to drink alcohol are most likely to have these inexplicable small bumps, which are very stubborn. Therefore, drinking more water and eating less hot foods such as mutton, dog meat, and grapes can prevent this.

3. In addition, these red bumps on the head are also related to local immune dysfunction. Most of the skin of such people is prone to itching; they have a sensitive constitution. If they need treatment, they usually take Chinese medicine for conditioning. The author generally recommends taking Baixuan Xiata Re Tablets or glycyrrhizic acid; these two medicines are generally sold in pharmacies.

4. Shaving your head will help with the treatment; some people say wouldn’t it be more obvious if you shave your head? In fact, when the hair is shaved, the bacteria and other microorganisms on the surface will be greatly reduced, reducing the chance of infection and being more helpful for treatment;

5. For external medication, due to the obstruction of hair, general ointments are not very effective for it. The compound phellodendron liquid, which can clear away heat and detoxify and promote wound astringency and recovery, is more suitable for this type of condition.

6. The author's statistics show that most people with red bumps on their heads have stomach problems. Of course, some people's stomach problems have no symptoms, but they can be checked in the hospital; corresponding changes can also be seen in the tongue coating.