These symptoms may be seen with seborrhea.
Seborrhea can occur in primary form, which is inherited, with symptoms characteristically starting in the first two years of life.
However, most cases of seborrhea are secondary, associated with underlying disorders, such as allergies, hypothyroidism, etc. Treatment of the underlying disorder improves the seborrhea dramatically.
A diagnosis of seborrhea should prompt an evaluation for these underlying disorders. Good luck.
Seborrhea can occur in primary form, which is inherited, with symptoms characteristically starting in the first two years of life.
However, most cases of seborrhea are secondary, associated with underlying disorders, such as allergies, hypothyroidism, etc. Treatment of the underlying disorder improves the seborrhea dramatically.
A diagnosis of seborrhea should prompt an evaluation for these underlying disorders. Good luck.
[ February 26, 2006, 10:10 AM: Message edited by: Betsy Iole ]