Causes and treatment of male baldness

Alopecia areata is a manifestation of hair loss. There are many causes of alopecia areata. For example, if you are under great psychological pressure, it is often easy to cause alopecia areata, which is also called alopecia areata in daily life. In addition to mental factors, genetic reasons and autoimmune reasons may also cause alopecia areata. If alopecia areata occurs, it is necessary to carry out good treatment in time. First of all, you should pay attention to mental conditioning. More serious cases can be treated through laser and other methods.

Causes of male baldness

1. Autoimmunity Patients with alopecia have a higher rate of some autoimmune diseases than the normal population. For example, patients with thyroid diseases account for 0-8%; patients with vitiligo account for 4% (normal people only 1%). There are different research reports on autoantibodies in patients with alopecia, some say they exist, and some say they have not been found.

2. Genetic factors About 10%-20% of alopecia cases have a family history, and people with genetic allergies are prone to alopecia, which suggests that genetics may be one of the causes. There have been reports of four generations of a family suffering from alopecia, and this disease may be related to genetic defects.

3. Psychoneural factors Psychoneural factors are the causes that induce and aggravate the disease. Some patients suffer from long-term anxiety, sadness or grief before the onset of the disease. Some develop the disease when they are nervous or emotionally uneasy. Some develop alopecia rapidly due to sudden fear or grief.

4. Infection and poisoning: Some patients have tooth decay or tonsillitis and other infection foci, which may be related to alopecia areata, because bacterial infections can cause blood clots or inflammation of small blood vessels, causing the hair in the area under their control to fall out due to obstruction of blood supply. Toxic substances can cause hair to fall out, indicating that alopecia areata may also be related to some toxin in the body.

5. Endocrine disorders: The incidence of alopecia areata increases in patients with thyroid diseases, diabetes, vitiligo, scleroderma, and Down syndrome. Alopecia areata is also prone to occur during menopause. Alopecia areata in women during pregnancy often heals itself, but it can recur during childbirth, which should be related to the hormone levels in the body. Therefore, alopecia areata may also be affected by endocrine disorders.

Treatment of male pattern baldness:

1. Laser treatment of hair loss is one of the physical methods for treating patients with large-area alopecia or total alopecia. Laser irradiation can regulate the immune function of the head skin, promote the cell activity and metabolism of hair follicles, activate the hair matrix cells in the resting phase, and thus accelerate the growth of hair. Laser treatment is the most popular method for treating alopecia in China. Laser treatment uses the principle of laser to make the human scalp play the role of blood circulation. At present, there are still many benefits of laser treatment of hair loss.

2. Excessive oil secretion is easy to mix with dead keratin cells of the skin to form dirt accumulation and block pores, hindering the growth of hair, and finally causing hair loss. When the human immune ability is at a normal level, all human functions operate normally. When the immune regulation is unbalanced and the immune level is low, immune hair loss will easily occur. In this case of hair loss, everyone should improve their own immune resistance and regulate the oil secretion of the scalp.

3. If the alopecia areata is particularly severe, you can choose hair transplant surgery to improve the troubles caused by hair loss. Hair transplant surgery uses microsurgical techniques to remove this part of healthy hair follicle tissue, and after careful processing and cultivation, it is artistically transplanted to the patient's bald top and hair loss areas according to the natural hair growth direction.