Is blood fever alopecia the same as seborrheic alopecia?

In the same way, blood heat alopecia is a traditional Chinese medicine term, and seborrheic alopecia is a Western medical term. It is relatively difficult to treat.

This disease is more common in men and is characterized by excessive oil secretion from the top of the forehead, and hair falls out and gradually thins. In severe cases, the entire forehead hair can fall out, causing baldness and affecting beauty. Females can also have it, which is characterized by thinning hair on the top of the head, but normal hair on the sides and hairline.

Hair transplants can be used to address hair root problems, which can make your hair thicker and give you back your self-confidence.

Suggestion: Be careful not to eat spicy and greasy food in your diet, and don't stay up late in life, which will aggravate your situation!

Seborrheic alopecia, now also known as "androgenetic alopecia", has more obvious hair loss symptoms. 1. Hair is getting oilier and more oily, which is a common problem for patients with seborrheic alopecia, hair oil is not only the sebaceous gland secretion, but more importantly, the content of the male hormone DHT in your body is soaring. If you don't take action in time, you can only watch your hair get farther and farther away from you.

2. The hair becomes thinner and softer, and your hair follicles are almost in a state of necrosis or closure before hair loss, so at this time, the hair does not absorb a lot of nutrients, and compared with the hair that falls normally, this kind of hair is relatively fine and soft. 3. There is a lot of hair loss when shampooing, and now almost everyone uses showers when washing their hair, so under normal circumstances, it is impossible to see how much hair falls. But if your bathroom drain hole is clogged with hair within a few days or you lose a handful of hair every time you brush it, it's also a sign of seborrheic alopecia.

4. Hair follicle atrophy, the above three conditions can be observed by yourself in your daily life, and hair follicle atrophy can only be determined by the detection of hair organs.

Seborrheic alopecia refers to a type of hair loss that occurs on the basis of excessive seborrhea, often accompanied by increased dandruff, greasy scalp, and obvious pain and itching. It mostly occurs in young adults with strong sebaceous gland secretion, fine and soft hair, and some are accompanied by seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp, which begins to gradually lose hair from the top of the head and spreads to the forehead. The scalp is greasy and red with yellow oily crusts.

Seborrheic alopecia should first pay attention to hair health care, should pay attention to light diet, eat less greasy and spicy food, wash hair frequently, remove oil with topical medicine, reduce dandruff, reduce inflammation and itching, eat more fruits, vegetables or take vitamin B group, etc. Once the hair loss is stabilized, it can be done with a hair transplant**.