Spoonie Scalp Help: Nioxin Scalp Recovery Soothing Serum
As a patient living with lupus, I must say that the various flavors of symptoms is often the hardest to cope with. Every month I experience something completely new that leaves my doctors gaping in disbelief as to whether I’m making it all up. As if!
The latest offender has been my scalp. Whenever I have a malar butterfly rash on my face it is usually accompanied by an inflamed and itchy scalp which is sore and tender to touch. My doctor suggested steroidal creams, but upon hearing mixed reviews from other lupus patients I declined. I definitely did not want to add another prescribed medication with a new slew of side effects to my plate!
A lupus and spoonie sister of mine who suggested I try Nioxin Scalp Recovery products sent me a sample of Nioxin Soothing Serum. The serum is formulated with pyrithione zinc to battle the itch and green tea to soothe and moisturize the scalp. After scrubbing my hair and scalp with Neutrogena T-gel shampoo and conditioner. I apply the Nioxin Soothing Serum all over my scalp & rub it in. When I say the relief was instant, I mean zip zap zoom! It has a sort of cooling sensation that sets your scalp at ease. I use this daily when I’m flaring to keep my scalp irritation & inflammation contained. It seems to be the only thing that keeps me from ripping my scalp to the skull!
Battling an illness can be tough, and it’s even harder when you have kooky symptoms that just pop up out of nowhere! Here’s hoping this is one symptom you can nip in the bud and help your scalp/dermatitis woes!
Article written by Staff Writer, Tiffany Marie Peterson
Tiffany Marie Peterson is a 25 year old New Yorker whose goal is to go from lupus to living! She was diagnosed with lupus in January 2010 but experienced symptoms for more than six years. Now that she finally has a name for her illness she’s determined to shine a light on the bright side of lupus. She spreads lupus awareness by writing for several websites including her own personal blog where she bares all on her journey with lupus. Her favorite motto “Knowledge is Power. www.hersilverlining.blogspot.com
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