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Painful scalp
Does anyone else have scalp burning with hair loss? Even better question, has anyone found a way to treat it that works? I do not have depression and I'm not stressed. I came to terms with my hair loss almost immediately. So can't blame it on the stress of hair loss.
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Permalink Reply by lisa on
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I have an itchy, painful, and sore scalp at time. My doctor said to use Vichy shampoo, and it helps. I leave the shampoo on for about 5 minutes before I rinse it off. I found it in the beauty section of the drug store, not in the shampoo section.
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Permalink Reply by Wendy on
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yes it is called burning scalp syndrome. Plaquenil really helps me. I have sjogrens and plaquenil helped my eye and scalp pain.
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Permalink Reply by brendanpooley01 on
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