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What therapies have you found most helpful for recalcitrant non-infectious cases of folliculitis?

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Dermatology · Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
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In my experience, noninfectious folliculitis can be complicated by superficial infections with skin organisms, herpes, or fungi so treatment will include a topical anti-microbial. The folliculitis can be triggered by fragrances in laundry products, irritation by coarse fabrics or occlusion.

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Dermatology · UCLA
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Dermatology · Dept Dermatology Jefferson Medical College
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There are many non-infectious causes of folliculitis. Scarring and some non-scarring alopecias, acne, rosacea, LE. So, the Rx list is a long one. Making the right diagnosis is (duh!) the first step.

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