Does male pattern baldness need treatment?

On weekdays, many male friends will experience hair loss, which will lead to baldness in the long run. In fact, hair is also a factor in maintaining one's image, so baldness is undoubtedly painful for male patients, especially young patients. In fact, there are many reasons for male baldness, and baldness can be prevented to a certain extent. Next, let's take a look.

1. The rate of autoimmune alopecia patients suffering from some autoimmune diseases is higher than that of the normal population.

2. Genetic factors: About 10%-20% of alopecia areata cases have a family history, and people with genetic allergic constitutions are prone to alopecia areata, which suggests that genetics may be one of the causes.

3. Psychoneural factors Psychoneural factors are the causes that induce and aggravate the disease.

4. Infection and poisoning 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 its control to fall out due to obstructed blood supply.

5. The incidence of alopecia areata increases in patients with endocrine disorders, thyroid diseases, diabetes, vitiligo, scleroderma, and Down syndrome.

How to prevent and treat baldness

Comb your hair frequently: to enhance the blood supply to the hair roots and the nutrition of the hair. It is best to use a wooden comb or an ox horn comb. Do not comb your hair when it is wet to avoid damaging it.

Wash your hair frequently: It is best not to use water that is too hot to wash your hair. After washing, pat your hair with a thick towel to absorb the remaining moisture. It is best to let your hair dry naturally.

Reasonable diet: Hair loss and gray hair are mostly caused by insufficient essence and blood, and lack of nutrition. You can eat more foods rich in iron, calcium and vitamin A, as well as foods that nourish the hair.

Eliminate depression: Live a regular life and get enough rest.

For male friends, baldness can be prevented as early as possible. The main causes of baldness are: autoimmune diseases, genetic factors, mental factors, infection and poisoning, and endocrine diseases. Generally speaking, male patients can solve the problem of baldness by improving their work and rest, eating habits, and treating related diseases.