Scalp hair follicle inflammation

Folliculitis is a common skin disease in our lives. Most of the causes of this skin disease are related to the endocrine system in the body. People who get folliculitis are generally young people. After getting folliculitis, we will have some small bumps on our faces, which greatly affects our appearance. After folliculitis occurs on the scalp, it is also very easy to lose hair. So how to treat scalp folliculitis?

What are the symptoms and characteristics of scalp folliculitis? Folliculitis can occur in many areas, but the most troubling to patients is folliculitis on the head and face because it affects the patient's appearance. For patients, it is very important to choose a good hospital. Only by choosing a reasonable treatment method under the guidance of a doctor can scalp folliculitis be cured as soon as possible.

Scalp folliculitis refers to the inflammation of the hair follicles on the scalp due to blockage or other reasons. Even the pulling of the hair can cause folliculitis. Many female patients have their hair tied too tightly, which causes abnormalities in the roots of the hair over time. Before the onset of scalp folliculitis, patients will experience obvious itching, and scratching will cause pain. In severe cases, redness, swelling, and even pustules will occur.

Because the scalp secretes too much oil, if the hair follicles are blocked, the oil cannot be discharged in time, bacteria will breed, and cause inflammation. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to the cleanliness of the scalp in life, wash your hair frequently, and keep the scalp free of oil accumulation. When washing your hair, be careful not to do it too frequently. Do not scratch your scalp with your nails while washing, as this may cause damage to your scalp. Instead, gently massage your hair with your fingertips and rinse with clean water.

If you accidentally suffer from folliculitis, you must go to a regular hospital for treatment in time, especially in the summer when excessive sweating can easily aggravate the condition. If scalp folliculitis is not treated in time, the inflammation will spread to the surrounding hair follicles, causing hair loss in the later stages, and in severe cases, it may lead to permanent hair loss. Therefore, patients must take treatment measures in the early stages to avoid worsening of the disease and causing serious consequences.

If you have scalp folliculitis, you must quit smoking and drinking, and avoid spicy and irritating foods, as these will cause serious irritation to the skin follicles, aggravate the condition, and affect treatment. Once the condition is confirmed, go to a large hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Do not delay the good period of treatment to avoid further spread of the disease.