Causes and treatment of seborrheic alopecia

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I have never thought that I have hair loss. When I see my hair falling down, I feel uncomfortable. I usually pay special attention to my hair. After treatment, it has improved. So what's the cause and treatment of seborrheic hair loss? Now let's take a look at it!

Causes and treatment of seborrheic alopecia

Method 1: ginger rub, take fresh ginger cut into thin slices, rub hair loss parts, 20 minutes each time, 3-4 times a day, 7 days as a course of treatment. It is suitable for alopecia areata, commonly known as "ghost shaving". Ginger should be cut as soon as it is used. Rubbing ginger can increase local blood circulation and stimulate hair follicle. It can promote hair regeneration, but it is forbidden in patients with hypertension.

Method 2: tobacco mixture, 30 grams of tobacco, 100 ml vinegar. Immerse the tobacco leaves in vinegar for 1 week. Rub the affected area three times a day for 1-3 weeks. Note: this medicine after external rub about 4-6 hours that itching, mild patients generally 1 week or so can have hair out.

Method 3: Fuling powder, take about 500 grams of Fuling. Poria cocos will be ground into fine powder, 3 times a day, 6 grams each time, warm water delivery service. Used for alopecia and alopecia areata. Poria cocos is formed by the remaining Qi of the pine tree. It likes to go up and seep wet. It is suitable for alopecia, which belongs to the upper part of damp. Patients with intractable alopecia should be patient, and 1-2 months is a course of treatment.

matters needing attention

Warm reminder: too much perm will damage the keratinocytes of hair, and can not be repaired, making the hair dry, lack of elasticity, and even split and broken. Perm to half a year is appropriate, and should choose a slightly larger diameter of the roll, hot time should not be too long. Hair is the appendage of the skin, such as hair paste on the scalp, will affect the skin's breathing and excretion, make the scalp and hair produce pathological phenomenon.