currents/tingle sensation on scalp.
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Its those damn demodex mites. What you need is 10% sulphur soap asap.
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Not all over my scalp, tingle in random places all time
Can you give me a link for recommand one..?
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brand dont matter. As long as it is 10% sulphur soap. I use 10%.
Give me a link or picture of what you use, please.
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A tingling or "electric current" feeling on the scalp has a few common causes, and most are harmless (RXShop.md pharmacy editorial team, general information only):
- Topical minoxidil is a frequent one, especially the liquid with propylene glycol or alcohol. Mild tingling right after application is common; burning, redness, itching or flaking points to irritation or contact allergy. Switching to the foam usually helps.
- Scalp dysesthesia / trichodynia: some people with shedding feel tingling or soreness in the affected area. It is often linked to stress and inflammation and usually settles when shedding calms down.
- Seborrheic dermatitis or psoriasis can cause itching and prickling, usually with flakes or redness. Ketoconazole shampoo helps the first.
- Microneedling or dermarolling can cause temporary nerve sensations for a day or two.
- See a doctor if it is one-sided and very painful (shingles can start this way before any rash), comes with numbness, headache, or visible patches of hair loss.