On the body, seborrhea often occurs in the middle part of the chest, around the navel and in the skin folds under the arm, below the breasts and in the groin and buttocks area.
Where does seborrhea come from?
Seborrhea comes from a yeast that irritates our skin. By definition, seborrhea is “the oily secretion of the sebaceous glands, whose ducts open into the hair follicles.” The problem is that yeast thrives on this oily secretion.
How do you get seborrhea?
Seborrheic Dermatitis Causes
- Stress.
- Your genes.
- A yeast that usually lives on your skin without causing problems.
- Certain medical conditions and medicines.
- Cold, dry weather.
- An immune system response.
