Scalp Pimples Unveiled: Causes and How to Deal with Them
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Welcome back to our channel! Today, we're diving into a topic that many people don't talk about but affects more of us than we might think - pimples on the scalp. These hidden bumps can be not only uncomfortable but also embarrassing. In this video, we'll explore the causes and effects of scalp pimples and offer some helpful tips for managing and preventing them.
[Segment 1: Understanding Scalp Pimples]
First things first, what are scalp pimples, and why do they occur?
Scalp pimples, also known as scalp acne or folliculitis, are small, inflamed bumps that can form on your scalp. They may be itchy, painful, or filled with pus. These pimples can occur for several reasons:
Hair Care Products: Sometimes, the products you use to style or condition your hair can clog hair follicles, leading to pimples.
Excess Oil Production: An overproduction of sebum (the oil your scalp naturally produces) can contribute to pimples.
Bacterial Infection: Bacteria, fungi, or yeast can infect hair follicles and cause folliculitis.
[Segment 2: Recognizing the Effects]
Scalp pimples can have various effects on your scalp health and overall well-being:
Itching and Discomfort: Pimples on the scalp can be itchy and painful, making you constantly aware of their presence.
Hair Loss: In severe cases, scalp pimples can lead to hair loss, which can be distressing for anyone.
Self-Esteem: The visible nature of scalp pimples can affect your self-esteem and confidence.
[Segment 3: Managing and Preventing Scalp Pimples]
Now, let's discuss how to manage and prevent scalp pimples:
Gentle Cleansing: Use a mild, sulfate-free shampoo to keep your scalp clean without over-drying it.
Avoid Harsh Hair Products: Stay away from products containing heavy oils and silicones, which can clog your pores.
Regular Washing: Wash your hair regularly, especially after activities that make you sweat.
Hands Off: Avoid scratching or picking at scalp pimples to prevent further irritation or infection.
Consult a Dermatologist: If scalp pimples persist or worsen, consult a dermatologist for professional guidance and treatment options.
[Conclusion]
In conclusion, scalp pimples can be a source of discomfort and frustration, but they are manageable and preventable with the right care and attention. By understanding their causes and effects, you can take steps to maintain a healthy scalp and prevent those pesky pimples from making an appearance.
Bumps keep appearing on my head for the past 2 months, its very uncomfortable and causing me dandruff and hairloss
Same here. 80% bald because of scalp acne scarring. I need a remedy.
STOP using all hair products!
@@JimA-pp2nu I also have dandruff
@@zaphodbeeblebrox3797same bro!! Do u have insta or Snapchat ??
It will be for a long term
Including mine
Thank you for the video. I have a question, does cutting your hair help with pimples on your scalp¿
@Karo_KhanIV Yes it does!
I really hate those scalp pimples, 'cause I cant cut my hair short to make my face look neat.
Consider using a gentle exfoliating shampoo to help manage scalp pimples while maintaining longer hair for a polished look.
Can medicated soap cure this scalpe pimple?
Medicated soap can help treat scalp pimples by reducing bacteria and excess oil, but consult a dermatologist for personalized advice.
How about sweat in the scalp?
Excessive scalp sweating can be managed with proper hygiene, antiperspirants, and consulting a dermatologist for underlying causes.
@@MedicalCentric what about scalp eczema
@@MedicalCentric I try to get into a dermatologist and my scalp is really still sore from an allergy reaction to a medication shampoo that and I get intensive of sweating in my scalp and hair in the summer time then in winter, can you tell me what causes that? The allergy reaction that I got to was using Nizoral shampoo
@@MedicalCentricscalp antiperspirant 😮?
I suffered for 1 year now and now am finally free😂😂. I used some unknown product for like one week and I miraculous left.The funny thing was my was very severe with bleeding and puss. I watched so many videos and used so many products all did not work. But now am free🎉🎉
It's wonderful to hear that you've finally found relief after such a tough journey. Your perseverance has paid off, and I wish you continued health and happiness ❤️.
Can you please tell us what you have done to get cured !
What did you followed
@kazumakiriyu7845 please number 1 step avoid chicken at all costs
@@desmond3092 okay, did you take any medications
My scalp often appears acne, maybe because I use hazelnut oil too often for my hair😢😢
Frequent use of hazelnut oil on the scalp can sometimes lead to clogged pores and acne; consider reducing application frequency or consulting a dermatologist for advice. ❤️
Can tooth decay like upper wisdom cause nodular achne on scalp head
Tooth decay, including that in the upper wisdom teeth, is not typically directly linked to the development of nodular acne on the scalp. Scalp pimples or nodular acne are usually caused by factors like blocked hair follicles, hormonal changes, bacteria, or excessive oil production in the scalp. However, severe tooth decay and dental infections can potentially impact overall health and may indirectly affect the skin, as the body's immune system is engaged in fighting the infection. It's always advisable to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment for both dental issues and skin conditions.
Will hair grow back in those areas
Scalp pimples, also known as scalp acne, can sometimes cause hair loss if they become severe and lead to scarring. In most cases, if the pimples are not severe and do not cause scarring, hair should grow back once the underlying skin condition is treated and the follicles are no longer inflamed. However, it's important to consult a dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan to address the specific causes of the scalp pimples and any associated hair loss.
@@MedicalCentric is scalp acne same thing as folliculitis does selsun blue work on it
So my dad and brother have folicullitus but I’m curious or more stressed about it. I have oily hair and sweat a lot. These red bumps only happened these past few weeks since I’ve been working out from sweating. I’m scared of folliculitus cause I don’t want to go bald but I have very few folliculitus bumps so I’m curious is it either folliculitus or is it excess sebum and sweat.
@teemomain1238 Go for it!
@@MedicalCentric are there any answers like folliculitus or heat rash?
There is no cure for this. Accutane works only when you're on pills.
Have to deal with this since 2019. Any help?
I understand your frustration. It sounds like it’s been challenging, but there are various treatments besides Accutane that might help. I recommend consulting with a dermatologist to explore all possible options tailored to your specific condition.
@@MedicalCentric i was on lymecycline and accutane, there is no other option. Dermatologist know that scalp folliculitis means low dose accutane for life...
I have noticed that a clarifying shampoo from company called Desert essence or something like that has helped alleviate flare ups for me. It has lemon and like a natural product they sell it at Sprouts which is like whole foods
I suffered for 1 year now and now am finally free😂😂. I used some unknown product for like one week and I miraculous left.The funny thing was my was very severe with bleeding and puss. I watched so many videos and used so many products all did not work. But now am free🎉🎉
@@desmond3092 im free too, ketogenic diet is a miracle
whats good products?
For managing scalp pimples effectively, consider products with salicylic acid or tea tree oil for their anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties ❤️.
At one place only single scalp at 1 year when they touch it very painful
A painful single scalp pimple that persists for a year should be examined by a dermatologist for appropriate treatment and relief. ❤️
So uhhh...can i use face washer on my scalp or should i just buy a shampoo that contain the things that you have mentioned...this few months...the pimples on my scalp keep increasing after i joined boarding school
@AdamHekel Using a face wash on your scalp isn’t ideal because it’s formulated for facial skin, which is different from scalp skin. It's best to use a shampoo specifically designed for scalp issues, such as one that contains ingredients like salicylic acid, tea tree oil, or ketoconazole, which can help manage scalp acne and other concerns. These products are tailored to address scalp conditions and are more effective than face washes for this purpose. If the problem persists, consider consulting a dermatologist for a personalized treatment plan.
The pain I get when I pop one it hurt like a mf 😭
@Zain-hh8jk Ouch! Scalp pimples can be super painful, especially when popped. It's best to avoid popping them to prevent infection and scarring. Instead, try using a gentle medicated shampoo or a warm compress to help reduce the inflammation. Hang in there, and hopefully, the pain eases up soon! 😊
Is it cancer?
@SomyaEbrahimi Scalp pimples are usually caused by clogged pores, oil buildup, or infections and are not typically a sign of cancer. However, if you notice unusual changes, like persistent sores or lumps that don’t heal, it’s best to consult a dermatologist. Early detection and examination can help rule out any serious concerns.
@@MedicalCentric There is a wound on my head like a medium circle and its color is red. It got bigger since the day I cut the skin and I am very upset since morning when I heard that some of them are Allameh has cancer
Do you know what he is?