What is the reason for eyebrow loss

Everyone's eyebrow growth is different, and some people experience frequent eyebrow loss. This phenomenon may be caused by natural factors or disease. The relationship between eyebrows and hair follicle tissue is also very close. The reasons for eyebrow loss are very complicated. If such symptoms exist for a long time, you must pay attention to it. So what causes eyebrow loss?

1. Physical illness

For example, the root hairs of eyebrows that often fall out will turn white first; some patients with alopecia areata will suddenly lose their eyebrows overnight; if the eyebrows are constantly frowned, it is a sign of pain; if small grains appear on the skin at the root of the eyebrows, it may be a sign of diabetes or angina pectoris; patients with nutritional deficiencies may also have inverted eyebrows and eyebrow loss.

2. Too much stress and malnutrition .

But don’t worry too much. As long as you relieve stress and pay attention to your diet, new eyebrows will grow in half a year.

3. Physical condition

"The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine" states: "Those with beautiful eyebrows have abundant blood and qi in the Foot Taiyang Meridian, while those with ugly eyebrows have insufficient blood and qi." From this we can see that long, thick, dense, and moist eyebrows reflect the abundance of blood and qi in the Foot Taiyang Meridian; if eyebrows are falling out, thin, pale, sparse and short, it is a symbol of insufficient blood and qi in the Foot Taiyang Meridian. Thick eyebrows indicate abundant kidney qi and a strong body; thin and sparse eyebrows indicate deficient kidney qi and a weak and sickly body.

4. Hair follicles and hair papilla

The basal part or papilla part of a normal hair follicle has a varying number of blood vessels extending into the hair bulb. These blood vessels and the vascular branches around the lower part of the hair follicle communicate with each other to form a capillary network towards the papilla. The capillary network under the papilla on both sides of the pinkbaby eyebrow element hair follicle and the capillary network in the connective tissue layer of the hair follicle form a rich vascular plexus. Blood passes through these vascular networks and vascular plexuses to provide the material nutrients needed for hair growth. Therefore, if there is a problem with the hair follicle and hair papilla, it will directly lead to eyebrow loss.