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Old 02-18-2005, 02:45 PM   #1
twozeds
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Unhappy psoriasis

hi. I've got a really bad psoriasis problem. I've got so much flaking skin on my scalp and it's really embarassing. I've tried Nizoral and all sorts of medicated scalp treatments, but nothing seems to help. I have seen a dermatologist about it and he didn't prescribe anything; he just told me to use nizoral and an after-care treatment. Does anybody have any advice as to how to go about resolving the problem? Thanks so much.
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Old 02-18-2005, 02:51 PM   #2
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Re: psoriasis

I have suffered from psoriasis on my scalp for a few years now. It tends to be worse in the winter. The only thing that I find will help is Neutrogena T-Gel shampoo and conditioner when used a couple times a week during flare ups. For me, stress is a big cause of my flare ups.
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Old 02-19-2005, 01:47 AM   #3
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Re: psoriasis

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Old 01-01-2007, 07:45 PM   #4
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Re: psoriasis

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Originally Posted by twozeds
hi. I've got a really bad psoriasis problem. I've got so much flaking skin on my scalp and it's really embarassing. I've tried Nizoral and all sorts of medicated scalp treatments, but nothing seems to help. I have seen a dermatologist about it and he didn't prescribe anything; he just told me to use nizoral and an after-care treatment. Does anybody have any advice as to how to go about resolving the problem? Thanks so much.
I highly recommend Pentrax 5% Coal Tar Shampoo for psoriasis of the scalp. I've used products like Neutrogena's T-Gel and saw no or minimal results, but the Pentrax shampoo has a greater concentration of coal tar (5% versus T-Gel's .5 %) and has helped me greatly. Pentrax shampoo seems to be available in fewer retail locations, but I found a price-competive site operated by a dermatologist that does stock and sell it. That site is [url]www.dermadoctor.com[/url] I haven't used the site as yet, but it appears to be quite authoritative on the skin disease, and has a high customer satisfaction ranking. Other psoriasis treatments for the scalp, such as P & S Liquid are sold there. I remember that my mother, who was a major psoriasis sufferer, found great benefit from using P & S. It seems that a lot of the chain drug stores fail to carry such products and the old mom and pop drug stores that did have long disappeared.
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