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My scalp has become sensitive. painful to touch. no visible sores or lesions. 60yr old male.
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Sensitive scalp: Excessively dry scalp skin can be sensitive or tender to touch. You might try an antidandruff shampoo and an antidandruff conditioner. Also ask your hairstylist for tips on your hair care. No sense consulting a dermatologist if you have no scalp eruptions or inflammatory changes.
Answered 6/12/2020
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