Nizoral Shampoo User Reviews & Ratings
Nizoral Shampoo has an average rating of 7.0 out of 10 from a total of 2 reviews on Drugs.com. 50% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 0% reported a negative experience.
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Dandruff | 2 reviews for Dandruff | 69 medications |
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- Taken for 5 to 10 years
- November 14, 2017
For Dandruff "I used Nizoral for about 8 years. It was excellent for eliminating dandruff, which was a bad problem. But about one year ago, I started having severe itching on my upper back and upper front (chest) area. It was complete itching so severe that Benadryl ointment (over the counter) for poison ivy relief and similar products were needed to calm the itchiness. Crazy itchiness! My dermatologist gave me steroid creams for the itching, and I requested a biopsy to find out more. Inflammation showed. I decided to quit using Nizoral, and finally, the itching went away mostly. I use baby shampoo now, followed by Head and Shoulders shampoo. So far, so good. Be warned that you might develop an allergy to Nizoral or the generic years later."
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For Dandruff "I'm from the UK. I suffer from dandruff every time I'm going through a stressful time. I tried many products and shampoos with little success. Finally, I tried Nizoral shampoo, which is an antifungal preparation for dandruff. It worked brilliantly. That's when I realized my stress-induced dandruff flare-ups were caused by a fungus. Presumably, the stress was affecting my immune system, and therefore I was getting an overgrowth of the fungus on my scalp every time I was going through a stressful period. The Nizoral kills the fungus, and the dandruff goes away until I go through a period of stress again when the dandruff comes back. But I use Nizoral again, and away the dandruff goes again. Of course, the Nizoral deals with the symptoms (i.e., dandruff) and not the cause (i.e., stress), but hey, it works on the dandruff, so it does the job it's meant to do. The only downside is that I find it a bit expensive for such a tiny bottle of shampoo."