Red bumps on the scalp may be related to scalp folliculitis, seborrheic dermatitis and ringworm of the head, and need to be given anti-inflammatory, sebum secretion inhibition and antifungal medication in treatment.
1. Scalp folliculitis is an acute infectious disease that occurs in the scalp, mainly manifested in the clinical follicle root of the small red papules, occasionally itchy, in the treatment of anti-infection, such as external mupirocin ointment, oral roxithromycin capsules and so on.
2. seborrheic dermatitis is due to the sebaceous gland secretion is too exuberant and the formation of a kind of inflammatory skin disease, in the treatment is mainly to give some inhibition of sebaceous gland secretion of the drug treatment, such as external selenium disulfide lotion.
3. Tinea capitis is a contagious disease caused by ringworm infection of the scalp, accompanied by hair breakage and hair loss symptoms, in the treatment of anti-fungal drugs, such as topical ketoconazole lotion, terbinafine hydrochloride tablets and so on.
Due to the different causes of the disease, the treatment program is different, the specific circumstances need to ask the doctor to interview before deciding on the treatment measures.