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As a 12-year-old girl, I broke my leg on New Year's Eve. Treatment: 3 weeks in a recumbent plaster cast, then 3 weeks in a walking cast (70s).
During the time I was in a recumbent plaster cast, it was quite difficult to maintain my personal hygiene. It was particularly difficult to wash my hair during this time. Because of my burgeoning vanity in puberty, I had obviously suffered a biological conflict as I was lying around with greasy hair. I wanted to be rid of this unpleasantness - greasy hair.
Switching to walking plasters made washing my hair easier again. It was a short-term solution to the conflict, but the typical symptoms of itching and flaking appeared just one day after washing my hair.
In the future, I ran on rails for decades with regard to hair washing: as long as the hair was freshly washed, there were no problems, but the itching and dandruff started on the second day and increased over the years.
I lived with the problem for over 30 years. Appropriate shampoos etc. didn't really bring any relief, let alone a cure.
Then I got to know the 5BN and at some point I also looked for the conflict because of my dandruff/itching. Within 5 minutes I realised what the triggering moment was. When I realised that exactly these circumstances could no longer happen, the symptoms disappeared permanently after more than 30 years - within two days.

Courtesy of New Medicine user Antje Scherret: https://vitasynergetic.wixsite.com/vitasynergetic/praxis

Note by Björn Eybl:
Thank you for the interesting experience report. For the 12-year-old, washing her hair was very important. She missed the shampoo, wanted to be completely clean - a missed touch, in our jargon a separation conflict. Healing through recognition - sometimes it's that simple.