1. Blood deficiency and kidney deficiency lead to alopecia: Chinese medicine believes that alopecia is the cause of blood deficiency and kidney deficiency.
2. Endocrine disorders lead to hair loss: Excessive androgen secretion in the human body may cause hair loss.
3. Immune dysfunction leads to hair loss: According to clinical statistics, people with immune system disorders such as lupus erythematosus and ulcerative colitis are often accompanied by hair loss.
4. Hereditary alopecia: 20% of alopecia patients have a family history. Genetically, men are dominant and women are recessive, so men often have more hair loss than women.
5. Bad eating habits lead to hair loss: too much love for meat and alcoholism, usually when a large amount of cholesterol is produced in the body, it will lead to excessive sebum and affect the blood supply of hair follicles. To some extent, it hinders the normal growth of hair and leads to hair loss.
6. Seborrheic alopecia
It often appears in young adults, characterized by thick oily secretions on the scalp, bright, sparse and sparse hair, or dry, dandruff, dull, sparse and slender.
7. Pathological alopecia
It is mainly because viruses, bacteria and high fever damage hair mother cells, inhibit the normal division of hair mother cells, and put hair follicles in a state of shock, which leads to hair loss, such as acute infectious diseases and long-term use of certain drugs.
8. Chemical alopecia
The damage of harmful chemicals to scalp tissue and hair follicle cells leads to hair loss.
9. Obesity and alopecia
A large number of saturated fatty acids are metabolized in the body to produce waste, which blocks hair follicles and leads to hair loss.
10. Nutritional alopecia
Dysfunction of digestion and absorption leads to malnutrition and alopecia.