Dandruff vitamin deficiency
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depends. Vitamin D level can cause you all types of issues. There is research that items like dermatitis might be the lack of Vitamin K2 or K in your body as well. I would check K, D ,Calcium, and Magnesium levels or get a Dr to do it.
Also, with scalp dermatitis it can be caused by dandruff Dandruff is caused by 3 types of fungus, so if you only use one type of shampoo it will never go away. I think using Cesium Blue, Head and shoulder and another...
About 2 years ago (when I was 23) I went to a hair salon, had my hair colored incorrectly, to fix this the colorist applied 2 different coloring treatments which were excruciating and made my scalp burn. Within the week I noticed that my hair started falling out more than normal. I went to my doctor and asked to check for vitamin/mineral efficiencies to make sure it wasn't the cause of my hair loss.
They tested me for vitamin d and allergy for itching which showed vitamin d deficiency and not insufficiency i.e. it was less than 20 units and high IgE levels which shows highly allergic... And also very high LDH marker shown in blood test... I hav read somewhere that Vitamin D deficiency, and increased IgE and LDE levels are markers for having HIV... Is it true???
Plz guide...
causes for your hair loss could include allergies, irritants, toxins, and infections. sometimes, it can be caused by a vitamin A overdose, iron deficiency or a malfunctioning thyroid gland. i went to see the doctor when my hair was coming out in clumps; it was hypothyroidism. are you feeling sick in any other way?
Oral antihistamine medications would help if the lesions are itchy.Also check out dandruff in your scalp as dandruff falling on skin may block the oil glands and cause folliculitis and acne.
If the symptoms persist then pls consult a dermatologist.
Hope it helps .Take care and pls do keep us posted in case you have any additional queries.Kind regards.
How can you know if this is sebhorreic derma. from vitamin deficiency and getting rough with a face scrub? or the onset of perioral dermatitis/rosacea? I'm scared that what I do next will effect the rest of my life...
Vitamin D deficiency is commonly due to not enough sunlight. However, the causes of vitamin D deficiency are numerous and you may have more than one condition contributing to this deficiency. Vitamin D deficiency is estimated to affect at least a billion people worldwide.
When vitamin D levels are not rising well or at all (vitamin D resistance) low magnesium levels are the first suspect. High doses of vitamin D can worsen an existing magnesium deficiency.
It must be continually
replenished or symptoms of deficiency can manifest. It is estimated that vitamin B12 deficiency affects 10 percent to 15 percent of individuals over the age of 60. Remember, if you take an acid-blocking medication, you are guaranteed to have low vitamin B12. In fact, it's rare that someone on an antacid medication does not have a severe vitamin B12
deficiency. There are many reasons why you can be low in
vitamin B12 and feeling the many effects of the lack of it.
I have been suffering from dandruff for more than 10 years. I have tried Nizoral, coal tar, head and shoulder, selsum blue etc but nothing seems to help.
Especially in 3 area in my head near the centre, I big circle of dandruff forming. They can be almost the size of dime. Its thicken , raised flaky transparent skin layer with dots. I have been noticing this for atleast 4 years now. I scratch and take it out but it rebuilds in just couple of day in the excact location.
Follicular issues are often due to Vitamin A deficiency. Low immunity and loss of taste and smell can be from Zinc deficiency. You may also want to have your Vitamin D and C levels checked. I would see a good internist (preferably one specializing in integrative medicine) first!
I am a pharmacist, and feel that I am somewhat educated on most skin problems, but I cannot figure this one out. Could it be internal? Some sort of vitamin deficiency? The rest of my skin (other than face and scalp) is pretty dry, too. I have had my thyroid checked, but never had vitamin levels checked. Any advice? I am so tired of being embarassed.
I'm 22 years old, sexually active and have always used a condom during intercourse but not during any oral activity. I recently started working at a new restaurant where in in the hot kitchen in front of heat lamps in tight clothing(jeans, black tee shirt, gray button up shirt tucked in, and an apron that starts at the waist and goes down to my ankles). I surf all year around even in the winter here in New Hampshire(thick wetsuit, good, gloves, boots).
Many factors, including how well you chew your food, what time of day you take your vitamin supplements and what kind of prescription medications you're taking, can contribute to vitamin malabsorption. There are some ways for you to get clues about vitamin and mineral absorption in your body.
Examine your fingernails. There are many signs in the fingernails that can show internal deficiencies. If the tip of the nail is spooned, it may indicate low iron or B-12.
HI.. I m 28 n my pimples never stopped uptil now.. My hormones level is ok.. I feel its related with my stomach problems.. Like whenever i have gas problem in stomach i have pimples.. My hair is also very dry & they split in ends. Along with hair fall problem.. I have dandruff, N my hair break easily from ends... Pimples have left my skin with scars... I don't know what to do.. Is it due to some deficiency.. If yes What tests will prove it..
A common symptom of vitamin A deficiency is rough, dry skin which often first appears as rough, raised bumps called keratosis pilaris (also called chicken skin). Keratosis most often appears on the back of the upper arms although it can appear on any body part except for hairless areas of skin.
The conversion of beta carotene into vitamin A is dependent on several factors: protein status, thyroid hormone, zinc and vitamin C. Omega 3 deficiency is also a listed cause of keratosis pilaris.
Hello,
Causes of hair fall could be like nutrients and proteins deficiency in the hair cells, emotional or physical stress, hormonal imbalances, dandruff, and serious illness like a tumors, infectious disease and Alopecia areata.. If there is underlying disease or nutritional deficiency .Give your diet an overhaul if you're lacking vital nutrients for growth and switch to foods for healthy hair.
Is it common for those with ms to have abnormally low levels of vitamin b12? I read that a vitamin b12 deficiency could mimic symptoms of ms but that doesn't explain remissions. Any information would be helpful.
Thanks!
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