Itchy scalp - causes, treatment and prev…
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A child may develop an itchy scalp for a number of reasons, from cradle cap to shampoo that irritates to skin conditions such as eczema. Itchy scalp can pose a minor irritation, or if left untreated, it can lead to more serious issues such as a painful rash or open sores. Seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, or tinea capitis, which are skin conditions that cause inflammation, scaling, or infection of the scalp. Parasitic infestations, such as lice or scabies, that feed on the scalp and cause itching and irritation. Allergic reactions or contact dermatitis, which occur when the scalp is exposed to something that triggers an immune response or irritation, such as a new shampoo, medication, or food. Diabetes or shingles, which are medical conditions that can affect the nerves and skin of the scalp and cause itching and pain. An unhealthy diet, dry scalp, excessive sweating, or stress, which can affect the scalp's health and moisture balance.
Seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, or tinea capitis, which are skin conditions that cause inflammation, scaling, or infection of the scalp.
Parasitic infestations, such as lice or scabies, that feed on the scalp and cause itching and irritation.
Allergic reactions or contact dermatitis, which occur when the scalp is exposed to something that triggers an immune response or irritation, such as a new shampoo, medication, or food.
Diabetes or shingles, which are medical conditions that can affect the nerves and skin of the scalp and cause itching and pain.
An unhealthy diet, dry scalp, excessive sweating, or stress, which can affect the scalp's health and moisture balance.
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