How to treat seborrheic alopecia? Common treatments for seborrheic alopecia

If you suffer from seborrheic alopecia, we can undergo hair transplantation treatment, or we can alleviate the condition through comprehensive physical treatment. In addition, diet therapy is also very effective. You can give it a try.

1. Hair transplant treatment

Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure that uses hair follicles from the back of the head as the hair source. After separation, the hair follicles are transplanted to the area of ​​hair loss through sophisticated microsurgical techniques, allowing them to survive and grow naturally in the new area, thereby replenishing the amount of hair and modifying the local hair distribution pattern to achieve an aesthetic effect.

2. Comprehensive physical therapy

Modern medicine is now gradually beginning to use new magnetic therapies to treat hair loss based on the cause, achieving the purpose of treatment through the effects of magnetic therapy. Magnetic therapy is a method of treating diseases by applying magnetic fields to the human body. The magnetic field affects the distribution of electric current in the human body, the movement of charged particles, the permeability of the sarcolemmal system, and the magnetic moment orientation of biopolymers, thereby changing the physiological and biochemical processes of tissue cells, producing effects such as analgesia, swelling reduction, and promotion of blood and lymph circulation. Since there are many important acupuncture points on the human head, "the essence of the five internal organs and six bowels all rise to the head." In the morning's "Su Wen·Essentials of Pulse" it is pointed out that "the head is the seat of intelligence." The head is the meeting point of all yang meridians. The six yang meridians of the hands and feet all ascend to the head. Among the six yin meridians, the hand Shaoyin meridian and the foot Jueyin meridian run directly to the head and face. All the yin meridians' collateral meridians and yang meridians combine to reach the head and face. The ancients said: "The body is governed by the head", which means that the brain is the commander of the whole body and has close ties with the functions of the internal organs. Currently, the most commonly used method for treating hair loss is the magnetic scalp comb.

The magnetic scalp comb combines the traditional Chinese medical theory of internal organs and meridians with the theory of the corresponding projection areas of the cerebral cortex on the head, embeds high-tech NdFeB permanent magnets in the scalp comb, and truly applies magnetic therapy to the treatment of various hair loss problems. It combines the biological effects of the magnetic field (improving local blood circulation, calming, and relieving itching) with the combing and scratching methods used in massage and the daily health care functions of an ordinary comb. Regularly massaging the scalp and combing the hair can dredge the meridians on the head and stimulate the scalp and hair roots. Therefore, there is a saying in ancient China that "hair should be combed frequently." Combing your hair with such a magnetic therapy comb can dredge the blood vessels and make the Qi and blood flow smoothly through important acupoints such as Baihui, Taiyang, Yuzhen, Fengchi, etc., thereby improving the blood circulation under the hair follicles on the head, regulating brain function, enhancing the nutrition of brain cells, and promoting the rapid synthesis and utilization of ATP. This multiple stimulation massage can accelerate the local blood circulation of the hair follicles, so that the hair papilla gets adequate blood supply, thereby significantly increasing the nutrition of the medulla and cortex of the hair. In this way, the cell nutrition of the hair bulb is improved, the cell activity is enhanced, and the division is accelerated, which will be conducive to the smooth growth of hair and the darkening of hair, effectively improving female hair loss and gray hair. If you can persist in it for a long time, it can also delay aging.

3. Food preparation

Patients with seborrheic dermatitis should eat more foods rich in vitamins. Vitamin A plays an important role in maintaining the normal function and structure of epithelial tissue and promoting growth and development. Such foods include carrots, spinach, Chinese cabbage, leeks, amaranth, broccoli, water spinach, mustard greens, alfalfa, maltose, day lily, fennel, coriander, kale, apricots, etc. Vitamin B6 plays an important role in regulating the synthesis of fat and fatty acids, inhibiting sebum secretion and stimulating hair regeneration. Foods rich in vitamin B6 include potatoes, broad beans, herring, oranges, sesame seeds, etc. In addition, eating more foods rich in vitamin B2 and vitamin C also has a certain effect on seborrheic alopecia. You should eat less animal fat, sweets and spicy foods. In addition to drug treatment and dietary assistance, patients with seborrheic alopecia should also develop good living habits, lead a regular life, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, adjust gastrointestinal function, treat chronic wasting diseases, strengthen physical fitness, maintain emotional stability, and be in a good mood, all of which play an important role in promoting hair growth.