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Medical Conditions - Scalp Psoriasis

Scalp psoriasis is an autoimmune condition that makes the skin in the scalp dry and scaly. The scalp has patches of dry scales and silvery sheen, which can also spread to the neck, ears, and forehead.

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Is my scalp hair loss and scaling from eczema or psoriasis?

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How to manage thinning of hair after dreadlocks?

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What is the treatment for my scalp psoriasis and itching?

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Is it safe to take Dutasteride daily for scalp psoriasis?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com Managing scalp psoriasis along with androgenetic alopecia at a young age can feel stressful, especially when you are starting multiple treatments at the same time.

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I have psoriasis and joint pain. Are they linked?

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How do I manage my acne marks and sticky, flaky dandruff?

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Is there a permanent remedy to get rid of psoriasis?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Isotretinoin is a potentially dangerous drug and in many countries there are very strict guidelines over its use.

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I am suffering from scalp, finger and nail psoriasis. What is the treatment?

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Does phototherapy get rid of psoriasis?

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Suffering from hair loss due to scalp psoriasis. What to do?

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