Hair loss is a taboo for many men, but it is even more troublesome for women to lose their hair. Nowadays, the prevalence of female hair loss is much more serious than most people think. However, experts from Fuzhou Zhong Yi Plastic Surgery Hospital pointed out that hair loss is normal with the increase of age. When we reach the age of 40, we have only half as much hair left as when we were born. By the age of 65, about 80% of women will have hair loss. "The following are the causes and treatments of female hair loss:

Causes and treatment of alopecia 1: scalp problems

Too much scalp and tinea corporis will lead to an increase in the number of female hair loss, and it is helpful to use medical shampoo and other treatment methods.

Causes and treatment of alopecia II: external factors

Delivery, chemotherapy, surgery and extreme weight loss sometimes affect the growth cycle of hair, leading to female hair loss. Hair loss caused by childbirth is usually discovered only by careful attention, but if you receive chemotherapy, it will lead to all hair loss.

Causes and treatment of alopecia 3: hormones

Most women lose their hair near menopause. If it is confirmed that hair loss is really caused by hormones, you can choose to receive hormone therapy or drugs prescribed by doctors.

Causes and treatment of alopecia 4: heredity

Just as male baldness is often caused by heredity, female hair loss may also be caused by heredity. It may be helpful to treat hair loss caused by hormones in the same way.

Causes and treatment of alopecia 5: thyroid problems

Both hyperactivity and inactivity of thyroid gland may lead to hair thinning, which may lead to female hair loss. Thyroid supplements can restore hair to normal.

Causes and treatment of alopecia 6: drug factors

Common drugs such as antidepressants and antihypertensive drugs can cause female hair loss, and doctors can advise patients to switch to other drugs.

Causes and treatment of alopecia 7: symptoms of autoimmune diseases

The immune system may attack hair follicles, leading to female hair loss. Doctors usually inject a small amount of steroids directly at the site where patients lose their hair.