Is hair loss in men caused by kidney deficiency?

For many male friends, they will obviously feel that their physical condition has deteriorated after they are over 40, but the most obvious manifestation of this is in the hair. Many male friends are facing the risk of hair loss. Regarding this phenomenon, some doctors have proposed that hair loss in men may be caused by kidney deficiency. Is this statement correct? If you don't know the answer yet, then listen to what Fang Zhouzi has to say.

There are rumors that male hair loss is caused by kidney deficiency. In Phoenix Health's "Zhou Zi Lun Jian" column, Fang Zhouzi said: I think there is no connection between the two. Kidney deficiency is a traditional saying. It has nothing to do with hair loss. Some hair loss may be related to lifestyle, such as life stress, or because of taking certain medicines. But this is not what we call male pattern hair loss. Male pattern hair loss is related to genes. Different people have different sensitivities to dihydrotestosterone, which is hereditary. So this has nothing to do with the health of the body. No matter how much attention is paid to so-called health preservation, as long as there is this gene, those who are supposed to lose hair will still lose it.

In Phoenix Health's "Zhouzi on Health" column, it is mentioned that there is a saying that "smart people don't have hair on their heads". Fang Zhouzi believes that this is a common saying and has no scientific basis. Hair loss is a physiological phenomenon and a genetic trait determined by genes.

I believe that after listening to Fang Zhouzi's remarks, you have doubts about the statement that hair loss is the external manifestation of kidney deficiency. However, this is not scientific and rigorous to a certain extent. Therefore, if the hair loss is serious, then you should go to a regular hospital to consult a doctor and let the doctor resolve your doubts. In addition, you should have certain reservations about the hair loss treatment products on the market.