Are tinea and soebhoric dermatatis from the same family?

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Any doctor TV members, can you answer this question, please.

Example, my understanding is the one can get tinea from showering in unhygienic shower cubicles, but can one also get soebhoric dermatitis the same way?

Also, can both of these conditions move to other parts of the body? If yes, can they be visible in different forms?

Not interested in layman opinions or maybes. Not interested in treatment ideas, thanks.

Some answers to these questions needed in regard to a medical claim.

Thanks for any Information.

Edited March 25, 2014 by scorecard

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[Sheryl]

They are entirely different conditions. Tinea is a fungal infection, i.e. an infectious condition.

Seborrheic dermatitis is a non-infectious type of inflammation of the skin.

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Google is your friend !

I did try google, numerous questions, but couldn't get a clear answer.

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They are entirely different conditions. Tinea is a fungal infection, i.e. an infectious condition.

Seborrheic dermatitis is a non-infectious type of inflammation of the skin.

Thank you, exactly the detail I was looking for.