What to do about hereditary hair loss in men

Parents give their children life, and children become the continuation of their parents' lives. Some look like their parents, some have personalities like their parents, and some have physiques like their parents. In addition to giving their children life, parents also pass on many genetic diseases to their children. This is a more troublesome problem. Some men have problems with genetic hair loss, which affects their image and beauty. How should this problem be treated? How should we care for our hair in daily life? Let's talk about it below.

The most obvious characteristic of hereditary alopecia is excessive oil secretion, so hereditary alopecia is also called seborrheic alopecia; because hereditary alopecia usually only occurs in men, hereditary alopecia is also called male alopecia or androgenic alopecia. It can be seen that hereditary alopecia, seborrheic alopecia and male alopecia are basically the same concept, so seborrheic alopecia will of course be inherited.

In fact, seborrheic alopecia is not about hair loss itself, but the characteristics of hair follicles. Generally, the hair follicles on the top and forehead of people with seborrheic alopecia are particularly sensitive to male hormones in the body. Once the human body enters adolescence, male hormones begin to be secreted in large quantities, which causes the hair follicles on the forehead and top of the head to shrink to a certain extent, and the hair begins to become thinner and softer, and hair loss occurs. If a person has poor living habits and does not take good care of his hair, this process may be greatly accelerated. On the contrary, if the hair is well cared for, it is likely that obvious hair loss will not occur until after the age of 30 or even later.

In ancient times, people rarely suffered from seborrheic alopecia, and kidney deficiency alopecia was far more common than seborrheic alopecia. In modern times, general hair loss refers to seborrheic alopecia. This is because modern people often stay up late, have high mental stress, eat greasy food and other living habits and living environment make seborrheic alopecia more obvious. Therefore, although we believe that seborrheic alopecia is hereditary, acquired living habits and hair care habits still have a very obvious effect.

The probability of hereditary hair loss is still very high. If one of the parents has hair loss or the hair is relatively sparse, the child should pay attention, especially males, whose hair loss rate is significantly higher than that of females. In daily life, you must pay attention to hair care. You can comb your hair more often to stimulate your scalp, and you can also massage your head to promote blood circulation in the head. Eat more foods that nourish hair and black hair.