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Psoriasis Scalp Shampoo Prescription or Herbal-Based AROMASE
Managing scalp psoriasis is a daily challenge due to constant itching, flaking, and discomfort. Finding an effective treatment can be tough. When managing this condition, one may wonder: should you choose a psoriasis scalp prescription shampoo or an herbal alternative? Understanding Scalp Psoriasis Scalp psoriasis, marked by red, itchy patches and silvery scales, can spread to the forehead, neck, and behind the ears. Management focuses on reducing inflammation and preventing flare-ups. (Learn more: Difference of Oily Dandruff and Psoriasis: Pictures, Symptoms, Must Do Daily Care )   Prescription Shampoos: The Traditional Approach Scalp psoriasis Prescription shampoos are often the first…
Psoriasis Scalp Shampoo: Prescription or Herbal-Based?
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Psoriasis scalp treatment scalp tonic or lotion (1)
Psoriasis is a common skin disorder that impacts millions of people globally. Despite the fact that there is no cure, there are various treatments available that can assist in alleviating symptoms and making affected skin patches manageable. Tonic and lotion are two commonly used forms of treatment for psoriasis-affected areas, but when it comes to using on the scalp, which one should be chosen?   Scalp Tonic: Liquid texture, less residue Scalp tonic is a liquid-based treatment that can lessen inflammation and discomfort caused by psoriasis. Its liquid formula helps to avoid residue buildup that can cause scalp to become…
Which is Better for Psoriasis Scalp: Scalp Tonic or Lotion?
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the difference of Dandruff psoriasis-aromase scalp case-01-01
The early stage of psoriasis can be similar to oily dandruff! Both affected areas can be itchy and flaky. (Read more: Two types of dandruff: Dry dandruff and Oily Dandruff ) However, the cause and treatment are very different for oily dandruff & psoriasis!   Oily dandruff: Cause Oily dandruff is one of the most common scalp problems caused by the yeast “Malassezia.” Without proper care, Malassezia feeds off the oils and thrives on the scalp. Can develop into seborrheic dermatitis.   Scalp Psoriasis: Cause Psoriasis is a chronic, inflammatory skin disease. Hereditary condition: psoriasis risk is based upon the…
Difference of Oily Dandruff and Psoriasis: Pictures, Symptoms, Must Do Daily Care
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AROMASE-trichology conference (2)
Trichology Conference was organized by the Polish Trichology Association. The Warsaw conference room at the Lord Hotel hosted almost two hundred enthusiasts of trichology from all over Poland. Interesting lectures and presentations attracted not only members of the Polish Trichological Association and practicing trichologists, but also a lot of people who are just starting out in this developing field.   200 trichologists received the special AROMASE starter pack. Also, the must-have item: AROMASE Glycyrrhetinic Acid Skincare Tonic + 5a Juniper Scalp Purifying Liquid Shampoo.   Topics discussed at the Trichology Conference were including 14 diversity sessions, and AROMASE share “The…
Active Ingredient Glycyrrhetinic Acid : Poland Trichology Conference
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Psoriasis-scalp care-noshame-aromase
A story of a psoriasis warrior, Anna Gulko Anna Gulko, the founder of No Shame Foundation, used to suffer from psoriasis ever since the age of 19. For many years, she was looking for an effective and safe solution instead of having steroids, and then she found AROMASE. Take a look at her story of living with psoriasis and get to know the reason why she established an organization to help other people.   AROMASE has collaborated with the No Shame Foundation, a psoriasis-supporting organization. “It’s no shame to have a skin disease!” said Anna Gulko.  AROMASE has collaborated and…
AROMASE Inspired People Face Their Psoriasis with Confidence
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Psoriasis vs Seborrheic Dermatitis What's the Difference_AROMSE_scalp treatment
I am Dr. Chou, President and Director of Sincere Dermatology Clinic. With 15 years of experience as a dermatologist, I specialize in trichology and addressing various skin concerns. I have compassionately cared for patients with scalp conditions like psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis, providing effective management strategies to alleviate symptoms and improve their well-being.   How to distinguish scalp psoriasis from seborrheic dermatitis? Scalp seborrheic dermatitis and psoriasis can be difficult to distinguish clinically. If the diagnosis is difficult, a “sebopsoriasis” diagnosis may be made temporarily, with dermatologists waiting to see if more typical lesions develop on other sites later on.…
What’s the Difference Between Psoriasis and Seborrheic Dermatitis Scalp?
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What is psoriasis? Psoriasis is an immune dysregulation disease. The worldwide prevalence rate of psoriasis is around 2-4%; the prevalence is 2.35% in Taiwan. Among psoriasis patients, 30% have moderate to severe disease, and almost half of them develop scalp lesions. What Is The Main Cause Of Psoriasis? Hereditary + acquired events Psoriasis may breakout at a certain point in life due to: Hereditary ( Genetics ) Injuries Burns Infections Certain drugs Stress Smoking habit Obesity Therefore, in addition to medical treatment, lifestyle modification is very important as well. Psoriasis can generally be subdivided into five categories Plaque-type (80-90%) Guttate-type…
What Is The Main Cause Of Psoriasis? Common Types Of Psoriasis
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