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What condition causes sandpaper-like scalp?
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SANDPAPER SCALP: PSORIASIS IS ONE DISORDER THAT CAN CAUSE IT. HOW LONG? DOES IT ITCH? ANY RASHES ON OTHER PARTS OF YOUR BODY?
Answered 5/31/2015
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