What to do if the scalp is itchy and hair loss, what to do if the scalp is itchy and hair loss?

You can consider whether you have seborrheic alopecia.

If the condition is severe, seek medical attention promptly**.

I'm Chinese New Year's Eve three years now, I'm genetic, and my father is bald. When I was in high school, my hair was oily and itchy, but I didn't lose much hair back then.

When I was in college, I often stayed up late playing games, and sometimes I played all night, and I started to lose a lot, and when I washed my hair, the basin was full of hair ......I was playful in college, and I didn't care about my hair.

After work, my hair was pitifully small, and the top of my head showed my scalp, and I started to worry about balding like my father!

Then I asked around for the method, and then a hair friend who lost hair like me told me to take a look at the article "Huang Suo Mao Fa Lu", saying that he saw it by accident, and he did what the article said, and now the small fluff on his forehead has grown! I just looked through it carefully, and it was about a boy's long hair experience, which inspired me a lot, if I had seen it earlier, I wouldn't have lost so much hair! After doing what I learned in the tattoo, my hair grew thicker, and now my troubles are gone!

Now I'll tell you what I know:

1. Eat more black foods, such as black sesame seeds, black beans, black rice, etc.

2. Don't scratch your hair too often, because it will damage the hair follicles and make the hair fall out faster.

3. Maintain a positive and optimistic mood.

You can apply ginger, which can relieve itching, hair loss may be staying up late, oily skin causes hair loss, go to bed early and get up early, do some exercise, eat less greasy fried food, itching is uncomfortable, you can consult a doctor for advice.

There may be too much dandruff, you can wash your hair with the right amount of water temperature and add a little salt to prevent hair loss!

Itchy hair and hair loss can be a condition of seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp with seborrheic alopecia. Because seborrheic dermatitis occurs after the inflammatory reaction, it will inevitably damage the hair follicles of the scalp and cause hair loss. For this condition, the symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis are first controlled.

Second-generation antihistamines, such as ebastine, loratadine, or levocetirizine hydrochloride, can usually be taken orally. Topical application of hasinonide solution can be used, or compound ketoconazole shampoo can be used appropriately to wash hair, generally once every 3-4 days, and at the same time, it can also be appropriately oral Chinese patent medicine, such as Angelica Sophora Radix Pill, which can not only invigorate blood, but also grow hair, killing two birds with one stone.