How to solve hereditary hair loss in girls

Everyone hopes that they can have healthy black hair, because it will make them look more confident and energetic. However, some women will experience hereditary hair loss. So for such a phenomenon, we need to know how to effectively prevent and solve it. Here we will give you a detailed introduction to the common sense issues and solutions about hereditary hair loss in women.

There are two main types of hair loss in women: physiological alopecia and seborrheic alopecia. Physiological hair loss accounts for more than 90% of female hair loss. Although the proportion of seborrheic alopecia is not high, it is more typical. There are still major misunderstandings about seborrheic alopecia in women. Pathological hair loss caused by disease is not included in the category of this hair loss and requires diagnosis and treatment in a professional hospital. The symptoms of hair loss in women are different from those in men. Women show thinning hair and rarely experience localized hair loss or "baldness". Physiological hair loss: including early physiological hair loss, physiological degenerative hair loss, postpartum hair loss, endocrine disorder hair loss, mental hair loss caused by stress, hair loss caused by improper perm, bleaching and dyeing care, etc.

Seborrheic alopecia: can be divided into hereditary seborrheic alopecia and non-hereditary seborrheic alopecia. Heredity of hair loss: Hair loss in parents will also cause hair loss in their children. Because the gene is recessive in females and dominant in males. Therefore, males are more likely to inherit the gene than females. And there is also the situation of skipping generations. Physiological hair loss: Hair loss that occurs during adolescence is called early physiological hair loss. It is caused by changes in emotions, genetics, dietary structure, etc., which lead to abnormal blood circulation and poor blood flow. The hair roots cannot absorb enough nutrients to supply the hair shaft, resulting in a lack of nutrition supply to the hair. Physiological degeneration is mainly the atrophy and degeneration of the microvascular network of the scalp tissue, which leads to poor subcutaneous blood circulation and serious lack of nutrition from the hair roots to the hair shafts. The hair is like grass growing on barren land lacking nutrients and is very easy to wither and die. After maturity, it becomes more serious with age. Female seborrheic alopecia: It is mainly due to the decrease of estrogen in the body and the natural increase of androgen. When the male hormone level rises, it stimulates the development of sebaceous glands and secretes a large amount of hair oil.

When the amount of oil increases, the frequency of shampooing increases, and the glands release enough oil to ensure the supply. The glandular activity increases, and it continues to hypertrophy, eventually wrapping the hair roots. As a result, the hair roots cannot absorb the nutrients released by the capillaries to supply the hair shaft, resulting in seborrheic alopecia. No matter what the cause of hair loss is, the final reaction point is the physiological condition of the scalp tissue. The quality of its physiological condition determines the quality of hair growth. Only by starting from the scalp tissue can the problem of hair loss be fundamentally solved. Doris anti-hair loss shampoo extracts a variety of effective elements from plants, supplemented by a variety of precious trace elements, focusing on activating the capillary network, activating blood circulation, effectively activating the vitality of hair follicle cells, and quickly restoring the ability to absorb nutrients. It effectively improves the physiological state of scalp tissue, and fundamentally achieves the effect of preventing, controlling hair loss and promoting hair growth.

Although hair loss is not a disease that will endanger our life and health, it can still cause great distress to people. Therefore, we still need to learn more about it and adopt the most scientific and effective treatment and prevention methods to avoid some impacts as much as possible.