What causes thin hair?

Everyone's hair quality is different. Some people's hair is finer and softer, while others' hair is harder. There are certain reasons why hair becomes thinner and thinner, such as congenital factors. Also, if there is a lack of some trace elements in early childhood, or endocrine disorders, all of these may cause the hair to become thinner.

1: Congenital factors.

Most of them are caused by insufficient nutritional intake or emotional stress and depression during the mother's pregnancy. Countermeasures: If your hair is naturally fine and soft, it will be difficult to maintain it. You should always maintain a healthy diet and avoid dyeing or perming your hair.

Second, lack of trace elements in childhood. Young children who are picky eaters, have anorexia, have a monotonous diet, or whose parents feed them improperly and fail to balance their children's diet can all lead to trace element deficiencies in their children and thin and soft hair. Especially children who are zinc deficient will have yellow, thin and soft hair. Countermeasure: Supplement trace elements. Be sure to go to the hospital for professional trace element testing and supplement according to the test results. Do not supplement with complex trace elements.

3. Endocrine disorders. There are many reasons that lead to endocrine disorders. Staying up late, reversing day and night, emotional tension and depression can all lead to endocrine disorders, thereby affecting hair growth. Countermeasures: Generally, if you get rid of bad habits, endocrine disorders will gradually return to normal, but severe cases require diagnosis and treatment in the hospital.