Use Ketoconazol Shampoo instead. It is one of the "big 3" treatments for hairloss and it is also used for Seborrheic Dermatitis.
So you kill two birds with one stone.
tried ketoconazole , makes hair dry and rough then tried ketoconazole with aloe vera didnt work that much..
LOL. So you want a "thing" which treats your seborrheic dermatitis, doesn´t produce hairloss and makes your hair looks better?
Use low Ketoconazol (0,5-1%). It won´t dry or rough it so much. And if it gets dry use a conditioner after.
Maybe you haven´t been using it properly. Have you gone to a dermatologist? Why do you think Selenium Sulfide is better? I think it is not.
Yo im from india too.
I can relate to you actually.When i had first started to use keto my hair felt very dry and my scalp kinda burned.Then after some checking on the forum i found out that Keto should NOT be used for more than 3 times a week and you scalp will get dry.I was using it everyday
The solution:-
Apply any oil like coconut or olive or anything to your head.They would help to keep your scalp and hair a bit moisturised.I worked for me good after i applied oil and let it sit for atleast 5 min or apply it overnight.
Also what Norwood are you and why are you using coal tar??
Your hypothesis might be right. I used Head & Shoulders Antidandruff shampoo that contains selenium sulfide, and my hairline has receded more than ever. I would strongly advise people on this forum to stay away from H&S products in general.
probably: https://www.hairIossrevolution.com/selenium-sulfide-causes-hairfall/Can Selenium Sulfide Shampoo Cause HairLoss?
I'm Thinking of Using 2.5% Selenium Sulfide for My Seb Derm.
Okay, here is the deal,
It does two things first of all:
Decrease PTGDS/PGD2(good) and promotes15D-PGJ2(PPAR GAMMA receptor agonist= proliferation inhibition of CD200).
Secondly, there is some evidence it increases PGE2.
I assume as long as you take care of CD Stimulation, youll be fine, just dont overdo it and you actually benefit from it. I am actually starting to get annoyed of this two-edged workarounds... -_-
The progenitor cells cd34 and cd200 which are missing in a bald head.
damn