Symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis?

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Seborrheic dermatitis, also known as seborrheic eczema, is a chronic papular and scaly inflammatory skin disease that occurs in the body's sebaceous gland rich parts. It is more common in adults and newborns by spreading the disease from the head to other parts of the body. The occurrence of this disease is mostly due to personal mental factors and daily eating habits, as well as the body's lack of vitamin B or long-term drinking and other bad behaviors. So what are the symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis? Now let's talk about it.

Symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis?

First of all, the patient's skin damage will begin to appear in the head, such as the scalp and eyebrow arch, and then there will be skin damage in the nasolabial groove of the lips. Then, if the patient's condition continues, there will be skin damage in the back of the ear and the patient's cheek, the upper part of the chest and the interscapular area, the navel and groin.

Generally, the specific damage of skin is the appearance of dark red patches, and it will be slightly yellow. The boundary is also obvious. There will be a layer of greasy scales or scab on these patches. The patient will have a mild itching sensation for these patches. The skin lesions on the trunk are circular.

For seborrheic dermatitis in children, it is shown that in the first month after birth, the scalp of children will be covered with some greasy yellowish brown scales and scabs, and there will be some skin lesions on the eyebrows and lips. For most patients, if the condition is serious, dark red patches can spread to the whole body, and then develop into erythroderma.

matters needing attention

Drink plenty of water, eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, don't eat too much spicy and hot food, take a bath frequently, change clothes frequently, be moderate in smoking and drinking, and keep exercising.