Hello,
I am forty years old with hypertension, and I am pacemaker patient; I am 5'9" tall and weigh 175 pounds. However, question relates to a skin condition I developed just over a year ago. It started with occasional flakes in my eyebrows, but it has only gotten worse. Over the course of that time, the skin under my eyebrows is hard, scaly, and often itches. The condition was diagnosed as Seborric Dermatitis; I have also been tested for HIV/STD's and all tests were negative. Also, I have begun waking with flakes on my eyelashes, and I experience watery eyes throughout the day, with the outer corners of my eyes becoming increasingly red. My eyebrow skin is so hard and crusty that my eyebrow hair falls out with the flakes. I am curious to know if this condition can be the result of something more sinister?