Scalp Redness: Causes Beyond Psoriasis—Seborrheic Dermatitis, Contact Dermatitis, and More
- Seborrheic dermatitis: Red, scaly, itchy patches from excess sebum.
- Contact dermatitis: Allergens (hair dye, products, jewelry) or irritants (harsh chemicals).
- Fungal infections (ringworm): Contagious, red, itchy.
- Psoriasis: Chronic, red, scaly patches.
- Lichen planus: Rare, autoimmune, red, itchy patches.
- Folliculitis: Inflamed hair follicles from bacteria, fungi, shaving.
- Drug reactions: Antibiotics, antifungals, chemo drugs.
See a doctor for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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