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Patch On Scalp, Scaly, Flaking. Using Triben-b, Noskorf Lotion. Psoriasis Infection?

MY DAUGHTER IS 9 YRS OLD AND HAS A RED PATCH ,VERY SMALL, AROUND 2CM IN DIAMETER ON HER SCALP WHICH IS SCALY AND FLAKES OUT LEAVING REDDISH PATCH. DERMATOLOGISTS SUSPECT SEBORRHIC DERMATITIS/ PSORIASIS AS IT IS NOT GOING SINCE A YEAR NOW. ON APPLYING TRIBEN-B AND NOSKORF LOTION 2-3 TIMES A DAY IT DISAPPEARS WITHIN 10 DAYS BUT REAPPEARS ON STOPPING. kindly tell whether is it psoriasis and am i on the right path.
Tue, 21 Aug 2012
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hello

as your doctors suggested it could be either psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis.
its difficult to say which one only based on a description. however it is sometimes difficult to distinguish one from the other, but you are on the right track by giving her the correct treatment.
it needs to be continued.
regards
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Patch On Scalp, Scaly, Flaking. Using Triben-b, Noskorf Lotion. Psoriasis Infection?

hello as your doctors suggested it could be either psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis. its difficult to say which one only based on a description. however it is sometimes difficult to distinguish one from the other, but you are on the right track by giving her the correct treatment. it needs to be continued. regards