Can oily hair loss be grown out?

More and more people are often troubled by their hair. Maybe everyone thinks that having beautiful hair is beautiful, but some people have to choose various treatments to restore their hair. For example, oily alopecia is different from ordinary hair loss and it can be very serious. It also has a great impact on the body. In terms of treatment, it mainly achieves the treatment effect through some related inspections and rectification work.

The lesions gradually increase in size and number, and adjacent lesion areas may merge into patches of varying sizes and irregular shapes.

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Patients with oily hair loss should eat more foods rich in vitamins. Vitamin A plays an important role in maintaining the normal function and structure of epithelial tissue and promoting growth and development. Such foods include carrots, spinach, Chinese cabbage, leeks, amaranth, broccoli, water spinach, mustard greens, alfalfa, maltose, day lily, fennel, coriander, kale, apricots, etc. Vitamin B6 plays an important role in regulating the synthesis of fat and fatty acids, inhibiting sebum secretion and stimulating hair regeneration.

Foods rich in vitamin B6 include potatoes, broad beans, herring, oranges, sesame seeds, etc. In addition, eating more foods rich in vitamin B2 and vitamin C also has a certain effect on oily hair loss. You should eat less animal fat, sweets and spicy foods.

In addition to diet and drug treatment, the treatment of oily alopecia also includes leading a regular life, paying attention to the combination of work and rest, adjusting gastrointestinal function, treating chronic wasting diseases, strengthening physical fitness, maintaining emotional stability, and being in a good mood, all of which play an important role in promoting hair growth.

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According to TCM theory, hair is closely related to the liver and kidneys. The kidneys store essence and the liver governs blood, and their beauty is in the hair. Deficiency of the liver and kidneys leads to insufficient essence and blood, and the hair follicles cannot get adequate nutrition. In one case, the ability to synthesize melanin is weakened, resulting in gray hair. In another case, the hair follicles atrophy or necrosis, causing hair loss. On the contrary, if the liver and kidneys are strong, the hair will be thick and black.

Western medicine believes that under normal circumstances, there are abundant blood vessels in the hair papilla of human body, which provide sufficient nutrition to the hair papilla and hair bulb, so that hair growth hormone can be synthesized smoothly. Various adverse stimuli (hormone level effects, neural stimulation effects, etc.) cause spasms in the blood vessels that supply hair nutrition, causing disorders in the nutritional function of the hair papilla and hair bulb.

When nutrient synthesis is impaired in the hair papilla and hair bulb, or even if it is formed but due to some factors, the production of ATP, a substance that has the function of cell energy, will be blocked. When ATP, which serves as a heat source, cannot be produced, hair protein synthesis cannot be carried out, hair matrix cells lose vitality, the nutrition of the hair medulla and cortex decreases, keratinization begins, hair follicles begin to atrophy or necrotize, a large number of hair enter the resting phase, and a large amount of hair will fall out.