What are the complementary approaches to seborrheic dermatitis?

What are the complementary approaches to seborrheic dermatitis?

Complementary approaches

Several complementary approaches are proposed to naturally fight against seborrheic dermatitis.

Dead sea salts : used daily in dermatological bar or cream, they are reputed to have a positive effect against seborrheic dermatitis, but are for some aggressive.

For the scalp, rinsing the hair with salt water (tap water + coarse salt) can sometimes prevent seizures.

Food

At the base of the natural treatment of seborrheic dermatitis, the implementation of good food hygiene is essential. This amounts to limiting saturated fats and sugars, and at the same time consuming more fiber, green vegetables (especially cabbage), essential fatty acids (omega-3 and 6) and vitamin E.

Homeopathy

– Application on the lesions an ointment based on Graphites or Mezereum. To combine these softening and moisturizing remedies with an antiseptic, add Calendula ointment (two to three times a day).

To fight more specifically against skin inflammation, especially when it is very important, are recommended 5 granules of 9 CH, twice a day, of:

  • for the scalp and face: Graphites, Natrum muriaticum, Oleander.
  • for members: Anagallis, Antimonium and Petroleum.
  • for the genitals: Croton tiglium.

Phytotherapy

Oils: such as borage oil or safflower oil to hydrate and heal your skin. Aloe vera and grapefruit are also used in the treatment of seborrheic dermatitis.

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