Blood-blocking alopecia

In today's society, due to various reasons, more and more people are suffering from hair loss. Men may become bald due to severe hair loss, while women may have thinning hair due to severe hair loss. No matter what the cause of hair loss is, the ultimate impact is damage to the patient's image and is a manifestation of poor health. It requires good care. Let's talk about blood-blocking alopecia!

Blood-blocking alopecia is caused by arteriosclerosis. People with this type of hair loss generally have the following symptoms: 1. Unexplained shoulder and back pain, fatigue, confusion, chest tightness, upper arm numbness, sudden temporary pain in the precordial area, the nature of which is the same as the pain of general cervical spondylosis and periarthritis of the shoulder, which can be relieved after taking medicine, and medical examinations generally show no major problems with the heart. 2. When lying down or lowering the head, blood rushes to the head, and sometimes there are symptoms of poor blood supply to the brain, blurred vision, dizziness, headache, tinnitus, jaw pain, sleep changes, drowsiness or frequent poor sleep. 3. Lack of energy, general discomfort, stomach pain, abdominal pain, sleep changes, back pain, nausea, high blood pressure, leg pain, low libido, cold feet and legs, lower limb weakness, skin redness and bruising. Many people's pain is extremely similar to the symptoms of lumbar disc herniation.

After arteriosclerosis, the blood vessel walls become narrower, which can cause poor blood supply and may also cause and lead to obstruction of capillary return. Hair is supplied by venous capillaries. Excessive or insufficient blood supply will cause "blood failure to fix hair" and lead to hair loss. This is like the principle of growing flowers. If you water too much, the leaves and flowers will fall off, and if you water too little, the leaves and flowers will wither.

The diagnosis of hair loss needs to distinguish whether it is caused by blood supply or other factors such as mental factors. If the hair loss is caused by arteriosclerosis, we can call it "blood stasis alopecia." The representative symptoms of blood-blocking alopecia are: alopecia areata, juvenile alopecia, seasonal hair loss, etc. The fundamental way to treat blood-blocking alopecia is to eliminate vascular arteriosclerosis. Hair loss treatment must be timely, and avoid delaying or ignoring treatment!