ITCHY SCALP

Itchy scalp Itchy scalp is a sensation felt by many people of both sexes, which causes the sufferer to scratch the skin, sometimes very intensely, and is often associated with pain. It is recognised that there are many causes that can lead to this problem and...

SCALP PAIN

PAIN ON THE SCALP Pain and irritation of the scalp (TRICODINIA) are skin manifestations that affect people of both sexes, although the majority of cases frequently affect women. The pain may be spontaneous or caused by chemical treatments that are not suitable for the skin type. It is felt on the scalp...

FORFORA

DANDANDRUFF Dandruff is a scalp problem that can occur between the ages of 10 and 25. It may improve between the ages of 45 and 55 or may persist throughout old age. It is caused by an accelerated turnover of epidermal cells which, as a result of the increased rate of production, are unable to...

PSORIASIS

PSORIASIS Psoriasis is defined as a growth abnormality of the epidermis caused by a disorder of keratinocyte activity. Counted among the Auto-Immune problems, it presents with inflamed-reddened areas covered with white-greyish scales Psoriasis is a scalp problem that does not generally lead to hair loss because it does not involve the hair follicles.

SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS

SEBORROIC DERMATITIS Seborrhoeic dermatitis (or Seborrhoeic Eczema) is a fairly common scalp problem, characterised by the presence of yellowish, greasy scales on the skin. It is associated with erythema, small crusty formations, intense itching and sometimes a burning sensation and pain in the affected areas. The causes are not yet clear, never factors...

HYPERHIDROSIS/EXCESSIVE SWEATING

HYPERHYDROSIS/HYPERDROSIS Sweat is defined as excessive sweat production over the entire body surface or only in certain areas (scalp, palms of the hands, soles of the feet). The skin is constantly damp and cold. The scalp, due to the presence of hair may be warm on the contrary We must distinguish temporary hyperhidrosis

HAIR LOSS

SEASONAL HAIR LOSS SEASONAL HAIR LOSS The term 'SEASONAL HAIR LOSS' refers to increased hair loss during the spring period (late February to May) and the autumn period (September to November). Both sexes are equally affected. The causes leading to hair loss are...

SEBORRHOEA/OILY HAIR

SEBORRHEA greasy hair Seborrhoea or hyperseborrhoea is a scalp problem due to excessive sebum production caused by overactivity of the sebaceous glands. Immediate effects of seborrhoea are: a shiny, greasy appearance of the skin and hair a characteristic rancid smell (bad odour) itchy, sometimes painful scalp when touching the scalp...

REDNESS AND INFLAMMATION

REDNESS AND INFIRMATION The scalp is made up of skin with a particular structure, different from that of the rest of the body. It has densely innervated hair follicles and a rich network of blood vessels that nourish the skin with its innumerable structures and hair. When the scalp shows abnormalities related to...