Why doesn't my hair grow?

Female friends all hope to have long flowing hair, but many women’s hair quality becomes very bad due to frequent dyeing and perming of their hair. In order to ensure the quality of hair, many women will choose to grow their hair again at this time, but after cutting their hair, they feel that their hair grows very slowly. What is the reason why hair doesn’t grow? Let me tell you in detail why your baby’s hair grows slowly.

1. It is a normal physiological phenomenon that baby's hair grows slowly

The development stage of a newborn's hair goes through lanugo, soft hair, and finally turns into permanent hair, with the time varying. When the fetus develops in the uterus to 5-6 months, the lanugo will slowly fall off. If the lanugo falls off more, the baby will appear to have less hair when he is born.

For babies who are 2 or 3 months old, their hair growth is still in a slow stage. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and parents do not need to be too nervous. Usually, the baby's hair will gradually grow about half a year after birth, and the hair development will be normal after a year. If there is still no sign of hair growth after a year, you need to see a doctor.

2. Genetic factors that cause babies’ hair to grow slowly

If a baby's hair grows slowly, parents should think about their own hair first, because 90% of a baby's hair growth is determined by genetic genes. The amount, color, and straightness of the hair are all related to genetics.

If parents have thick and shiny hair, then the baby's hair will be the same. It is just a matter of time, so parents don't need to worry too much. If parents have thin hair, their child will naturally not have much hair either. However, parents can take good care of their baby's hair from an early age, and the baby's hair will also improve.

3. Diseases that cause slow hair growth in babies

Diseases can also affect your baby's hair growth, such as rickets and genetic metabolic diseases. If there is no obvious improvement in the baby's hair when he is about one year old, he should go to the hospital for trace element and other related examinations in time.

4. Baby’s hair grows slowly due to lack of calcium and zinc

If the baby lacks calcium and zinc, the baby's hair will grow slower and thinner, and will be accompanied by symptoms of dry and yellow hair. It is obvious at a glance that the hair is without nutrition, so the baby should eat more foods rich in calcium and zinc.