Can hair grow back after falling out from staying up late?

Staying up late, working overtime or watching TV series have become a normal part of life for many people in real life. Of course, this is an unhealthy and even life-shortening lifestyle. However, due to the pressure of reality, many people have to stay up late and work overtime, which will cause various problems and situations such as hair loss over time. So what should we do after this happens? If a person loses hair due to staying up late, will the hair grow back after he stops staying up late?

There are four main types of hair loss:

1. Patchy hair loss on the head is called alopecia areata.

2. Baldness that occurs on the sides of the forehead and the top of the head is called "premature baldness".

3. Local hair loss, severe itching on the head, shedding of oily scales, acne on the face, and greasy skin on the face are called "seborrheic alopecia".

4. In more serious cases, all hair falls out, which is called "alopecia totalis". All body hair (eyebrows, beard, armpit hair, pubic hair, and even vellus hair) falls out, which is called "alopecia universalis".

Home remedies for hair loss

Folk remedy 1. Ginger therapy

Take an appropriate amount of ginger, chop it into pieces, mash it and heat it, then apply it on your head, twice a day.

Why does ginger have such wonderful effects? Because ginger is warm in nature, contains a variety of lysine and the spicy ingredient gingerol, which can stimulate hair growth.

Folk remedy 2. Lard Water Chestnut Therapy

You need an appropriate amount of lard and some water chestnuts. Burn the water chestnuts into ashes, then pound them into powder. Mix them with lard and apply them to the areas where the scalp needs to be stimulated for hair growth. It can treat patients with hair loss and a prominent hairline.

Folk remedy 3. A moderate amount of horse meat

Boiling an appropriate amount of horse meat into juice can treat seborrheic alopecia and help you grow beautiful hair.

Folk remedy 4. Spicy pepper liquor

You need 20 grams of pointed chili peppers, also known as Chaotian peppers, and 50 grams of white wine. Crush the chili peppers into powder, add white wine and mix well. Apply to areas where hair is thin or needs to be stimulated for hair growth. Both pointed peppers and white wine have a certain stimulating effect, which can promote local blood circulation and stimulate the growth of hair follicles. But be careful, as it is quite irritating, beware of allergies or skin damage.

Folk remedy 5. Crucian carp powder

I have basically never heard of it, but crucian carp also has the effect of treating hair. You need 1 crucian carp and an appropriate amount of soy sauce. Cook the crucian carp and grind it into powder. Mix it with soy sauce and apply it to the areas where hair does not grow. This folk remedy is mainly used to treat children's hair growth.