Selenium sulfide is an inorganic chemical compound used in treating fungal infections like dandruff, pityriasis versicolor, and seborrheic dermatitis in the form of shampoos and lotion. Adverse effects include skin irritation, generalized weakness, fatigue, and hair loss. Dandruff may recur upon its discontinuation. It is known to react with metal jewelry; hence their removal before use is recommended.
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Query: Hi doctor, I have a problem of dandruff. I have taken treatment and it never worked. I have used Selenium sulfide shampoo as well as Ketoconazole shampoo. After using these shampoos, I used to get relief for a day. But, on the next day, the dandruff again starts falling from my hair. Please help me ... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The causes of dandruff are any of the following. Not enough hair brushing and shampooing, dry skin, chronic seborrheic dermatitis, diet without proper nutrition, mental stress and allergic reaction to any hair or skin care products. The dandruff treatment includes taking ... Read Full »