How to treat alopecia areata in women

Because people are under increasing pressure in life, everyone has some minor physical problems in daily life. Among them, hair loss has become a concern for many women, because serious hair loss problems can even cause alopecia areata and baldness, which will have a great impact on a person's appearance. So when a woman has alopecia areata, how should she be treated?

How to treat alopecia areata

First: Slow down your work pace. The most common type of hair loss in men is seborrheic alopecia, which usually starts around the age of 20 to 30. Generally, the hair falls out gradually from the top of the head to the forehead, and eventually all the hair on the top falls out. This is closely related to the fast-paced modern life and the fierce competition for survival and development. The huge mental pressure and bad habits such as drinking and staying up late lead to endocrine dysfunction in the human body (the endocrine system, the central nervous axis, and the immune system are independent and influence each other) and excessive secretion of male hormones.

Second: Since hair follicles shrink gradually, early prevention and treatment will at least not aggravate the degree of hair loss. Such as improving the nutritional structure, eating less sweets and animal fats, avoiding fatigue, maintaining adequate sleep and a relaxed and happy mood. Improving immunity through exercise and medication can enhance local nutrient circulation and inhibit oil secretion. In addition, anti-androgen treatment can not only stop hair loss, but can even promote regrowth in certain areas where hair follicles have not been completely destroyed. There is now a hair follicle transplant surgery that can also change the appearance of the head.

Third: Ginger: Applying it externally can promote hair growth. Ginger has a fragrant and spicy taste, so applying it externally can stimulate the blood vessels in the scalp, enhance local blood circulation, and promote hair growth. However, excessive stimulation can cause irritation or allergic reactions such as erythema, blisters or erosion on the scalp. If such a reaction occurs, you should stop using ginger for external application and treat the symptoms.

Precautions

Whether men or women, severe hair loss is particularly distressing. Everyone hopes to have thick black hair, but patients with severe hair loss suffer greatly. They hope they can suppress hair loss and should be careful not to eat irritating and spicy foods in daily life.