Seborrheic scalpitis is commonly found in areas with a high distribution of sebum, as well as in areas where sebum production is more intense. The scalp is the area where seborrheic dermatitis is more densely distributed, and typical seborrheic dermatitis manifests as yellow, red patches. Scales are often seen on them, and these scales are greasy, while seborrheic dermatitis itches more intensely. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. Topical medication can be used topically, including lipolysis, keratin exfoliation, as well as anti-inflammatory, antipruritic mainly, now common such as medium-acting or strong glucocorticoid solution preparations, as well as antifungal preparations, especially imidazole drugs. Oral medication is also available, including the application of antihistamines, mainly when itching is more intense. In addition, the application of antifungal drugs, such as itraconazole, have a good effect and can serve the purpose of radical treatment for seborrheic scalpitis.