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How do you treat your Seborrheic Dermatitis?
I'm looking for an over the counter solution (that works) I used to have Ketoconazole shampoo and a steroid cream for my face but ran out and getting Dermatologist appts take forever. Anybody find a better way to control it? I've currently using T-Gel and have used the OTC version of Nizoral, both help but it's not the same. Gotta be a better way than fueling the pharmaceutical companies forever.
4 Answers
- jeligulaLv 76 years ago
I had it once and was prescribed Flagyl for a different issue. It cleared the seborrheic dermatitis right up, never to return.
- Anonymous5 years ago
You probably can't do this on a regular basis but when mine used to flair up a day swimming and sunbathing at the lake would clear it right up. It's true! Also, tanning beds will help. Coal tar shampoo will help some but...
- angLv 56 years ago
You can try a cortisone or seborrhea over the counter ointment, it works for me.
A better solution would be to ask the pharmacist as he is educated to give you a better suggestion.
