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The phrase "a scalp condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any medical or dermatological issue affecting the scalp, such as dandruff, psoriasis, or eczema.
Example: "After noticing persistent itching and flaking, I decided to consult a dermatologist about my scalp condition."
Alternatives: "a scalp disorder" or "a scalp issue."
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"Ghaithaa complains of her falling hair due to a scalp condition, and Aisha is always squinting because she needs glasses, which I don't have enough money to buy," she says.
You may also experience dandruff, which is a scalp condition in which skin flakes off.
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For a severe scalp condition, a gentle massage with baby oil followed by a no-tears shampoo often helps.
If any scalp condition score was higher (worse) than the baseline score, the child was checked daily on school days until the irritation resolved.
Given this difference, the ischemic scalp condition in Part A more closely reflects the intact human scalp.
A chief finding is the unexpected gender difference in the interfollicular scalp condition of young adults without alopecia.
Scalp condition and compatibility of each volunteer were analyzed by a plastic surgeon directly after hair transplant and after stitch removal.
Participants were interviewed by means of a questionnaire covering the past medical history and the current status of the scalp condition.
Secondary bacterial infection of the scalp (e.g. impetigo) or any long term scalp condition other than head louse infestation (e.g. psoriasis of the scalp).
Two sets of measurements were acquired under this ischemic scalp condition.
Indeed, in this scalp condition, inflamed streamers and fibrous tracts extend downwards from the hair follicle [ 16, 17].
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