I have started digging at my scalp for a few months now. I think it is from the water!! I never did this until recently. I had moved out of the city into a small town and when I moved back I noticed the water was different. My skin is layered with some kind of film-its awful. I took photos of growth on the faucet tip. I bought a filter and started washing my face with purified water and wow what a difference. I am going to filter my shower water now. I pick my scalp bad-this has2STOP!
I have these same scalp sores and they do come and go. Lucky Tiger Ointment works wonders for me whenever they start flaring up. I no longer get the pus, bleeding and scabbing over cycle that was common prior to using Lucky Tiger. I'm sure if you google it you can find someone in your area who sells it. I think I paid $5 or $6 each for two 4 oz. jars a few years ago and the 2nd jar is still almost full! So it's very inexpensive, very effective and lasts a very long time. Hope this helps.
My 26 year old son had folliculitis decalvans. Seems to be localized scurvy essentially. High-dose vitamin C cured it. He dissolves about 25 grams of vitamin C crystals in a water bottle and sips it all day long. Cathcart's paper on titrating to bowel tolerance should be studied as well. My son's follicles stopped clumping and the non-scarred scalp fully recovered. Initially, I treated the infection nightly slathering on Manuka honey). That did wonders on the scale.
humankind organics shampoo takes between 4 days - 2 weeks to work depending on severity of the sores. We've had the most amazing feedback from customers, what they find incredible is, that its all natural and organic!
Thank you all for your inquiries, we will get around to answering your messages. We're located in the UK, we've been asked about posting costs to the USA , it's £9.81 (15.69 USD) for the twin deal psoriasis/eczema shampoo & hair & scalp conditioner. Check us out on eBay UK. X
Psoriasis is horrible. My friend uses the shampoo I make and sell on eBay - its all cleared up now but she continues to use it - I suppose you'll always have psoriasis, but you can treat the symptoms. My shop name is 'humankind organics' - check out my feedback - I'm not a con artist or rich - I sell it for £10 (not a fortune) and it works. I'm offering a money back guarantee too - that's how confident I am that you'll love it
No.. and he tried the coconut oil and it helped... Get the coconut oil capsules... I think that the antifungal antibactirial properties deminish once the jar opens... Keep them in the fridge reapply and see does it work
Hey. my neighbor has the same thing going on her scalp. She showed me yesterday. It's terrible. Her doctor wants to do a biopsy, and I told her to let the doctor do it: find out what it is! he showed me other spots that have left completely bald spots after lesions healed. Have you heard of morgellons? Some says chemtrail planes are dropping little critters on us that eat into people's flesh like this and create these sores. Get tested for parasites
@idunno4got I got prescribed antibiotics 4 times already. It would always go away for 2 ~ 3 months after the meds are up. But after that mark, it comes back. Every time. I'm done taking in chemicals.
@KrazeDiamond had the same problem. Also had antibiotics prescribed. My dermatologist now prescribes me Isotretinoine. It's an anti-acne drug. It works. Not ideal because it's a heavy drug and it still returns, but now I now that it all be gone two weeks after taking the drug again.
@honicjoy I see...I'm still looking for a real remedy....Tried all kinds of shampoo, stopped using hair spray, stopped eating greasy/fried food, stopped eating sweets, a complete healthy diet....for years...nothing helped. The sores keep coming back..
@1167Mauricio Bacterial. I had one that grew so big and caused that part of the scalp to be over-stretched and died....Yes, died. I had it drained 3 times, kept growing back. Antibiotics didn't work at all. So it was surgically removed, along with the dead skin. Now I got a piece on my head missing, look like I was shot in the head before. My advice: had it removed when it's still small and not painful, there's a piece of white stuff that will grow into a cyst.
Use erythromicin 2% GEL and apply on sores. Poof! they are gone. My dermatologist first prescribed the liquid version and that did not work at all, the GEL works great. Of course, oral antibiotic works too but not very practical taking it every 3-4 months due to the breakouts. Sorry, no permanent solution.
This definitively looks like a case of scalp folliculitis because I too suffer from the same annoying condition. The dermatologist prescribed Doxycycline oral antibiotics which work only too take away some of the initial breakout. Using a clyndamicin foam or get for the scalp does also help. The best shampoos for this condition I have found to be Zinc PCA shampoo and Revita by DS Laboratories. These worked the best and have kept it from getting worse. Hope this helps.
Thank you for posting. If you have more details, that may help. I forgot to tell that I used Nizoral shampoo as well. Nizoral is for a fungus infection, but I tend to belive this is a staph infection.
I may have the same problem. I took Augmentin and I washed my scalp with celandine and worwood decoction. I also drank viola decoction three times a day before meals for about two weeks. The papules/pustules disappeared or at least backed off, but the pain still persists when I press on the scares. It also hurts occasionally when I go out and it is colder than inside. The scares are very pruriginous, but they don’t itch all the time.
@shara651 That was a problem as well. I had a very dry scalp. Add to that stress, OCD, and constant itching. The problem just continued to get worse. Thanks for the feedback.
You need to get to a DERM real quick. My advice is NOT to use any steroid topical treatment and ask for topical and oral antibiotics. They may try and offer you oral antibiotics with a steroid scalp application, but it is far better to have both oral and topical antibiotics. Essential oils will help you alot until you get these antibiotics that you need to kill this.
@Fladavenue Thanks. I actually shaved my head shortly after these pictures were taken. That trip to the barber was embarrassing to say the least. As it turned out, I had quite a few more than I first thought; and they were bleeding again because of the haircut. Anyway, I took an antibiotic of a sinus infection, and it seemed to help reduce these things along with the itching. But there are still some holdouts!
I had this.. the thing i did that really works is (cold pressed extra virgin coconut oil) grease your scalp and replace and keep your scalp and hair moisturized... i gaurantee results by the 7th day.. and they stay out as long as u use this.. get it at a healthfood store or gnc or order online.. I stand behind this 200percent!
Ouch, Jsal; as one who suffers scalp maladies myself, I'm crestfallen to read of your plight. You say you've been to the doctor; has he(or any of them)provided a specific diagnosis? Could be, a specialist is required. In the meantime, give Tea Tree Shampoo a whirl. It's provided great relief for me personally.
A word on derms.... I've had my share of return visits and not-so-great practicioners as well. Keep at it; miscommunications happen between patient&doctor, and worse case scenario, there are some truly skillful operators out there who can get you healthy. Diagnosing yourself is a recipe for continuing heart(or as the case may be, head)ache, believe me.
Yes it looks like scalp folliculitis...I have the same thing on my scalp and it's very painful and itchy. My doctor prescribed Doxycycline which treats it however once u stop taking it...it will come back. He/she may also prescribe Nizoral shampoo...hope this helps some.
@asad15146 Same here! I was prescribed Doxycycline, which I stopped taking because I was warned that extended use could damage my liver. Didn't want anything else but alcohol consumption destroying my liver. ;-) I was also prescribed Nizoral shampoo. That didn't work worth a damn! Lucky Tiger Ointment did the trick for me. I just apply it whenever I start getting that itchy feeling and that takes care of it. Hope this helps.
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I have started digging at my scalp for a few months now. I think it is from the water!! I never did this until recently. I had moved out of the city into a small town and when I moved back I noticed the water was different. My skin is layered with some kind of film-its awful. I took photos of growth on the faucet tip. I bought a filter and started washing my face with purified water and wow what a difference. I am going to filter my shower water now. I pick my scalp bad-this has2STOP!
JaimeLe50s 1 month ago
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JaimeLe50s 1 month ago
This is caused by some type of bacteria. Get Apple Cider Vinegar. Use undiluted on a cotton ball, I believe that will help you.
You can apply several times during the day.
60karunesh 1 month ago
I have these same scalp sores and they do come and go. Lucky Tiger Ointment works wonders for me whenever they start flaring up. I no longer get the pus, bleeding and scabbing over cycle that was common prior to using Lucky Tiger. I'm sure if you google it you can find someone in your area who sells it. I think I paid $5 or $6 each for two 4 oz. jars a few years ago and the 2nd jar is still almost full! So it's very inexpensive, very effective and lasts a very long time. Hope this helps.
mrcruzantrini 3 months ago
My 26 year old son had folliculitis decalvans. Seems to be localized scurvy essentially. High-dose vitamin C cured it. He dissolves about 25 grams of vitamin C crystals in a water bottle and sips it all day long. Cathcart's paper on titrating to bowel tolerance should be studied as well. My son's follicles stopped clumping and the non-scarred scalp fully recovered. Initially, I treated the infection nightly slathering on Manuka honey). That did wonders on the scale.
WildRoseArtists 3 months ago
humankind organics shampoo takes between 4 days - 2 weeks to work depending on severity of the sores. We've had the most amazing feedback from customers, what they find incredible is, that its all natural and organic!
Thank you all for your inquiries, we will get around to answering your messages. We're located in the UK, we've been asked about posting costs to the USA , it's £9.81 (15.69 USD) for the twin deal psoriasis/eczema shampoo & hair & scalp conditioner. Check us out on eBay UK. X
pumppumper 4 months ago
this will work, it takes about 2 months of use before it will stop the sores.
CVS Psoriasis Medicated Shampoo Plus Conditioner with salicylic acid
z28rod 4 months ago
this will work, it takes about 2 months of use before it will stop the sores.
CVS Psoriasis Medicated Shampoo Plus Conditioner
z28rod 4 months ago
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Psoriasis is horrible. My friend uses the shampoo I make and sell on eBay - its all cleared up now but she continues to use it - I suppose you'll always have psoriasis, but you can treat the symptoms. My shop name is 'humankind organics' - check out my feedback - I'm not a con artist or rich - I sell it for £10 (not a fortune) and it works. I'm offering a money back guarantee too - that's how confident I am that you'll love it
pumppumper 4 months ago
No.. and he tried the coconut oil and it helped... Get the coconut oil capsules... I think that the antifungal antibactirial properties deminish once the jar opens... Keep them in the fridge reapply and see does it work
jackthecrippler 4 months ago
Hey. my neighbor has the same thing going on her scalp. She showed me yesterday. It's terrible. Her doctor wants to do a biopsy, and I told her to let the doctor do it: find out what it is! he showed me other spots that have left completely bald spots after lesions healed. Have you heard of morgellons? Some says chemtrail planes are dropping little critters on us that eat into people's flesh like this and create these sores. Get tested for parasites
kapesun 5 months ago
oh yeah and listerine!
use a listerine garlic paste
then wash with baby shampoo
then a light touch of neosporin
and increase your intake of garlic, echinacea and golden seal
read your bible and pray
Splendorious 5 months ago
use baby shampoo and put neosporin on it, health and healing to you.
Splendorious 5 months ago
Before they start what did I put in your hair?
melindaFive 5 months ago
minocycline will do the trick
unfor93ttable 6 months ago
I HAVE NOT TRIED IT YET HOWEVER SOMEONE SUGGESTED NEUTROGENA T GEL SHAMPOO
marcie101080 6 months ago
i went to the doctor and was prescribed some antibiotics and it worked for me.
idunno4got 7 months ago
@idunno4got I got prescribed antibiotics 4 times already. It would always go away for 2 ~ 3 months after the meds are up. But after that mark, it comes back. Every time. I'm done taking in chemicals.
KrazeDiamond 7 months ago
@KrazeDiamond had the same problem. Also had antibiotics prescribed. My dermatologist now prescribes me Isotretinoine. It's an anti-acne drug. It works. Not ideal because it's a heavy drug and it still returns, but now I now that it all be gone two weeks after taking the drug again.
honicjoy 5 months ago
@honicjoy I see...I'm still looking for a real remedy....Tried all kinds of shampoo, stopped using hair spray, stopped eating greasy/fried food, stopped eating sweets, a complete healthy diet....for years...nothing helped. The sores keep coming back..
KrazeDiamond 5 months ago
@KrazeDiamond Did your doctor say if it was fungal or bacterial folliculitis?
1167Mauricio 4 months ago
@1167Mauricio Bacterial. I had one that grew so big and caused that part of the scalp to be over-stretched and died....Yes, died. I had it drained 3 times, kept growing back. Antibiotics didn't work at all. So it was surgically removed, along with the dead skin. Now I got a piece on my head missing, look like I was shot in the head before. My advice: had it removed when it's still small and not painful, there's a piece of white stuff that will grow into a cyst.
KrazeDiamond 4 months ago
@KrazeDiamond Correction, it CAN grow into a cyst, there's no knowing whether it will or not. I know one of mine did.
KrazeDiamond 4 months ago
Coming Soon...Head Sores 2.
jsalazarjr 7 months ago
@jsalazarjr lmao
DanKelso 4 weeks ago
i have three of these on the back of my head there really itchy and red , if anone has a quick relief cure answer please !! thankyou
noufri7 8 months ago
Earth clinic look up the website...they have remedies that can help you
Finnz7 8 months ago
I have these too! Let me know what sorts yours out.
steadyhandsunny 9 months ago
Use erythromicin 2% GEL and apply on sores. Poof! they are gone. My dermatologist first prescribed the liquid version and that did not work at all, the GEL works great. Of course, oral antibiotic works too but not very practical taking it every 3-4 months due to the breakouts. Sorry, no permanent solution.
nfn2000 1 year ago
@nfn2000 Did the doctor say if you have fungal or bacterial folliculitis?
1167Mauricio 4 months ago
This definitively looks like a case of scalp folliculitis because I too suffer from the same annoying condition. The dermatologist prescribed Doxycycline oral antibiotics which work only too take away some of the initial breakout. Using a clyndamicin foam or get for the scalp does also help. The best shampoos for this condition I have found to be Zinc PCA shampoo and Revita by DS Laboratories. These worked the best and have kept it from getting worse. Hope this helps.
delacruz180 1 year ago
iM pretty sure this is what I got
verdemanthe1 1 year ago
It may also have something to do with neurodermatitis.
Lifimari 1 year ago
Thank you for posting. If you have more details, that may help. I forgot to tell that I used Nizoral shampoo as well. Nizoral is for a fungus infection, but I tend to belive this is a staph infection.
Lifimari 1 year ago
I may have the same problem. I took Augmentin and I washed my scalp with celandine and worwood decoction. I also drank viola decoction three times a day before meals for about two weeks. The papules/pustules disappeared or at least backed off, but the pain still persists when I press on the scares. It also hurts occasionally when I go out and it is colder than inside. The scares are very pruriginous, but they don’t itch all the time.
Lifimari 1 year ago
my mom said its because like if u have dandruff and u scratch your head alot it makes soars in your head
shara651 1 year ago
@shara651 That was a problem as well. I had a very dry scalp. Add to that stress, OCD, and constant itching. The problem just continued to get worse. Thanks for the feedback.
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
You need to get to a DERM real quick. My advice is NOT to use any steroid topical treatment and ask for topical and oral antibiotics. They may try and offer you oral antibiotics with a steroid scalp application, but it is far better to have both oral and topical antibiotics. Essential oils will help you alot until you get these antibiotics that you need to kill this.
Testallthings 1 year ago
@Testallthings You are correct. it looks like this may be the way to go.
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
Jojoba oil. Antibiotics... Buzz or shave your head.
Fladavenue 1 year ago
@Fladavenue Thanks. I actually shaved my head shortly after these pictures were taken. That trip to the barber was embarrassing to say the least. As it turned out, I had quite a few more than I first thought; and they were bleeding again because of the haircut. Anyway, I took an antibiotic of a sinus infection, and it seemed to help reduce these things along with the itching. But there are still some holdouts!
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
read up on cold pressed extra virgin coconut oil...
jackthecrippler 1 year ago
@jackthecrippler Thank you for the info.
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
@jsalazarjr hey did the cold pressed extra virgin coconut oil work?
nigomusic 1 month ago
Grease prob every three days... it will work... try it and get back to me... it cures it..
jackthecrippler 1 year ago
@jackthecrippler What kind of grease?
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
@jackthecrippler Is that what it's called "Grease prob"?
tinkinabout 4 months ago
I had this.. the thing i did that really works is (cold pressed extra virgin coconut oil) grease your scalp and replace and keep your scalp and hair moisturized... i gaurantee results by the 7th day.. and they stay out as long as u use this.. get it at a healthfood store or gnc or order online.. I stand behind this 200percent!
jackthecrippler 1 year ago
@jackthecrippler Thanks for the advice. I will look into this.
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
Ouch, Jsal; as one who suffers scalp maladies myself, I'm crestfallen to read of your plight. You say you've been to the doctor; has he(or any of them)provided a specific diagnosis? Could be, a specialist is required. In the meantime, give Tea Tree Shampoo a whirl. It's provided great relief for me personally.
pukeachu 1 year ago
@pukeachu I did have a dermatologist look at it. However, the Rx he gave me did not help get rid of it.
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
He provided a shampoo or oral meds of some kind?
pukeachu 1 year ago
A word on derms.... I've had my share of return visits and not-so-great practicioners as well. Keep at it; miscommunications happen between patient&doctor, and worse case scenario, there are some truly skillful operators out there who can get you healthy. Diagnosing yourself is a recipe for continuing heart(or as the case may be, head)ache, believe me.
pukeachu 1 year ago
@jsalazarjr Use erythromicin 2% GEL
nfn2000 1 year ago
@pukeachu tea tree shampoo made mine 10X worse.
nfn2000 1 year ago
@jackthecrippler I have this too are you supposed to put the oil on your head daily? and do you wash it out right after greasing the scalp with it?
cruiserweight190 1 year ago
Yes it looks like scalp folliculitis...I have the same thing on my scalp and it's very painful and itchy. My doctor prescribed Doxycycline which treats it however once u stop taking it...it will come back. He/she may also prescribe Nizoral shampoo...hope this helps some.
asad15146 1 year ago
@asad15146 Thank you for the comment. I will check with my doctor on this.
jsalazarjr 1 year ago
@asad15146 Same here! I was prescribed Doxycycline, which I stopped taking because I was warned that extended use could damage my liver. Didn't want anything else but alcohol consumption destroying my liver. ;-) I was also prescribed Nizoral shampoo. That didn't work worth a damn! Lucky Tiger Ointment did the trick for me. I just apply it whenever I start getting that itchy feeling and that takes care of it. Hope this helps.
mrcruzantrini 3 months ago