What is frontal seborrheic alopecia?

Frontal seborrheic alopecia is also a type of hair loss. It is caused by excessive oil secretion in the hair follicles. To put it bluntly, it is also a symptom of endocrine disorders. Because the nutrients in the hair follicles cannot provide sufficient nutrition for the hair, it leads to malnutrition and hair loss. Hair loss has a serious impact on appearance and makes many friends feel very distressed. So what are the specific reasons for it?

There are many reasons for frontal seborrheic alopecia, which can be summarized as follows:

First of all, excessive mental stress causes the muscle layer of the scalp tissue to contract, resulting in congestion and poor blood flow. It also causes the capillaries that transport nutrients to the hair follicles to contract, causing local blood circulation disorders, thereby affecting hair growth.

The second is drug-induced hair loss. It often occurs during chemotherapy treatment. In addition, the use of other drugs can also cause hair loss, such as hair dyeing and using hair spray.

The third point is that the scalp produces too much oil, mainly because the scalp secretes too much oil. If you do not wash your hair in time, it is easy to put the scalp in a greasy and humid environment, which is conducive to the growth of bacteria and easily cause seborrheic dermatitis, leading to massive hair loss.

For patients with frontal seborrheic alopecia, they should pay attention to the care of their hair and scalp in daily life. Eat less sweet or salty foods, and avoid using shampoos with strong alkaline properties. In daily life, we can take care of our scalp by combing it. Combing your hair 100 times a day can not only effectively unclog the blood vessels in the head and make blood circulation smoother, but also has the effect of alleviating hair loss.