Eczema On Scalp
Eczematous lesions on the scalp are frequent and are due to different factors such as atopy, allergy and irritation caused. The seborrheic dermatitis also often manifests itself in the scalp.
Strong scaling, itching, redness and possibly weeping and are characteristic. Eczema outbreaks are particularly retroaurikular and at the hairline there.
Diagnosis:
The diagnosis is based on a thorough medical history and possibly Allergic tests (reactions), if contact allergies are suspected.
Differential diagnoses:
Psoriasis and tinea capitis (including Kerion Celsi) must be accompanied by a scalp eczema can be distinguished. Other possible, but rare differential diagnoses are Lichen, Histiocytosis X, acrodermatitis enteropathica and vitamin B6 deficiency. If a Folliculitis is to be seen (eg super infection), have illnesses such as Folliculitis Decalvans and Staphylokokkenfolliculitis also be considered.