Dr. Rajesh Gulati
Family Physician
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Hello doctor,
I do not know what happened to my scalp. A transparent fluid releases from my scalp and because of this, my scalp becomes hard. I am unable to comb my hair. After scratching it feels like burning. Can this problem arise due to lice in the head? Kindly help.
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Yes, this is happening due to excessive scratching of the scalp that is rupturing the membrane of the scalp, and thus a white discharge is coming out. Please do not scratch so much. Please wash your hair daily with some anti-lice shampoo or neem water. You may also use some anti-dandruff shampoo also that should be mild because scratching can happen due to dandruff also. Apply Aloe Vera gel on the scalp to give you a soothing effect and heal the injury naturally. You have to keep your scalp clean by washing your hair daily for a few days, and lice will diminish.
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