Anybody else experience a itchy inflamed scalp after eating high sugar or fast foods? 5/30/2024
Eating high sugar or fast foods can cause an itchy, inflamed scalp, especially in areas with hair thinning. Reducing sugar intake and consuming vitamin D3 and fatty fish may help alleviate symptoms.
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