dandruff

Treatments include medicated shampoos, topical antifungal creams, corticosteroids to reduce inflammation, and non-steroidal medications for sensitive areas. 

Sometimes. Mild cases can often be managed with over-the-counter Dandruff shampoos. However, more severe or persistent cases may require prescription treatments. 

No. While not dangerous, Dandruff can be uncomfortable and may lead to secondary infections if the skin becomes too irritated or broken. 

There may be a genetic component, as it can occur in families, but environmental factors and individual health conditions also play significant roles. 

The cost can vary widely depending on the treatments used. Over-the-counter options are generally affordable, but prescription treatments may incur higher costs. 

Sometimes. Dandruff can be a chronic condition with periods of flare-ups and remissions. Ongoing management may be necessary to control symptoms. 

With proper treatment, there are usually no serious long-term effects. However, chronic untreated inflammation can lead to hair loss and skin discoloration. 

It can cause discomfort, especially itching and burning sensations, but it’s generally not painful. 

While there’s no cure for Dandruff, effective management can control symptoms and reduce flare-ups, allowing many people to live symptom-free for long periods.