scalp inflammation and itching
    6/5/2026

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    Ketoconazole →

    Antifungal, best known as a dandruff shampoo

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    The conversation is about dealing with scalp inflammation and itching related to hair thinning. Suggested treatments include ketoconazole, selenium sulfide, 10% sulfur soap, washing hair with cold water, and using a moisturizer serum.
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