Hair loss is normal, [severe hair loss] must be treated.
Hair falling is a normal physiological phenomenon. The average person loses about 50 ~ 100 hair every day.
Then a corresponding number of new hair grows out to supplement, keeping the total amount of hair basically unchanged.
If more than this amount of hair falls off within a period of time, and the newly-born hair is not enough to fill the gap, it is considered [severe hair loss].
This phenomenon is medically called “resting alopecia”.
Most people are prone to [severe hair loss] when their bodies undergo major changes.
For example, new mothers may lose a lot of hair two months after delivery, usually the most serious four months after delivery.
The hormone level of women will fluctuate sharply after delivery and then gradually return to normal, so this kind of hair loss is only temporary. Generally, within one year after delivery, the new mother’s hair will return to the prenatal level.
In addition to pregnant and lying-in women, serious hair return is common in:
- Weight loss at random, weight loss too fast, high fever (especially fever reduction after high fever), surgery or sudden pressure to stop taking contraceptives after recovery from serious illness (such as illness, divorce, unemployment, etc. of relatives)
If you are under certain pressure or stimulation all the time, the problem of excessive hair loss will always exist.
Sometimes, there will be a phenomenon of “ghost shaving” when one wakes up with half of one’s hair lost.
Therefore, we should try our best to avoid these incentives and learn to decompress ourselves.
Fortunately, patients with [severe hair loss] usually have their hair growing back to the original level after a period of time.
[Hair loss] can still grow, [Hair loss] may be…
If, for some reason, a large amount of hair falls off and cannot be regenerated, and the total amount of hair continues to decrease, it can be called “alopecia”.
This phenomenon is medically called “alopecia in growing period”.
Horribly, [alopecia in the growing period] may eventually lead to all hair loss and no longer grow.
However, in general, the [alopecia in the growing period] caused by obvious inducements will regenerate after the inducements are removed.
What are the most common reasons?
- Excessive pulling of hair harmful hair care, hair products, immune system overreaction, certain drugs and therapies genetic factors
For example, patients with hereditary alopecia will become more and more serious if they are not treated in time until… you know.
If you are worried or anxious because you have lost a lot of hair, don’t bear it silently. Patience alone will make the situation of hair loss more serious.
Go to the doctor.