Scalp Health: When the scalp lacks good health, misery is often close at hand. But how do you know if your scalp is in poor health?
What is considered good Scalp Health?
Scalp Healthiness is a very simple concept to understand, although it is rarely used in conversation. But the fact is that the health of the scalp is very important. If your scalp is unhealthy, you will definitely know it by the many irritating and embarrassing symptoms that you will have to deal with on a regular basis.
How can you tell if your scalp is healthy or not?
You can tell if your scalp is healthy or unhealthy by answering the following questions:
1. Do you frequently experience scalp discomfort (for example, chronic itching or dry/tight feeling, burning sensation)?
2. Do you see or feel any unnatural sores on your scalp (eg sores, pimples, blisters, etc.)?
3. Is there evidence of dandruff, flaking, or gritty or gritty residue on the scalp?
If you can’t answer NO to all of these questions, we STRONGLY SUGGEST that you start taking your scalp health seriously now!
The reason I’m putting so much emphasis on this is because of the unrelenting irritation that awaits those who refuse to act quickly thinking the problem will go away on its own.
You see, the scalp health issue I had to deal with started out small. But as anyone uninformed would do, I ignored the early symptoms of my condition thinking the problem would go away on its own. Well it didn’t go away and I suffered for years and a series of medications before I was finally able to get rid of my problem.
If you want to avoid the certain agony that awaits you, take control of your scalp problem now. Trust me, you don’t want to wait until the symptoms become unbearable before taking action.
So, to summarize, what exactly is scalp health?
Scalp health is when you don’t have any unnatural symptoms on your scalp. What are these symptoms?
There are many signs that the scalp is unhealthy. Some of these signs include mild to extreme itching of the scalp, dandruff or flaking, flaking, dryness, bleeding, bumps on the scalp, scabbing, pimples, sores, blisters, ringworm of the scalp, thinning hair due to sensation of tightness/dryness in the scalp. .
Do you have any of these symptoms? If so, you definitely have a scalp health issue that needs attention.
What about hair loss?
Can this also be considered a symptom of an unhealthy scalp? No. In most cases, hair loss SHOULD NOT be considered a symptom of an unhealthy scalp. Hair loss, without the incessant itchiness that often accompanies a truly unhealthy scalp, is not a health problem.
However, if your hair is falling out as a result of dry scalp or some kind of infection/disorder related to the symptoms listed in the previous paragraphs, then yes, your scalp is not healthy.
So how do you deal with an unhealthy scalp and its many miserable symptoms? Well, you can certainly go to a doctor or dermatologist for help, but you’ll soon discover to your dismay that even these health professionals don’t have the answers you need.
I discovered the real working remedy for an unhealthy scalp after spending a little over $1000 while experimenting with a variety of medications. I had no choice but to experiment. The doctors I had seen were simply clueless and I had been battling my problem for years with no lasting success. I took matters into my own hands and luckily I am here to inform you that a cure has been found.
What is the cure for an unhealthy scalp?
I was able to beat the chronic symptoms of my unhealthy scalp using the following medications COMBINED:
(1) Certain beta-lactam antibiotic: must be prescribed
(2) TWO specific medicated scalp ointments – must be prescribed
(1) A specific baby shampoo – can be purchased at any major supermarket
These four elements, when used in combination, are the magic weapons that can truly DESTROY scalp health related issues. The antibiotic will internally combat your problem from inside your body, while the external medicated ointments will attack and eradicate the external symptoms directly on the surface of your scalp.
