androgenetic alopecia

Androgenic alopecia, also known as male pattern alopecia, is closely related to heredity, pathogenesis and excessive androgen secretion. In male patients, it can occur in the temples and gradually show alopecia. Female patients can also show this type of alopecia, with hair on the top of the head beginning to fall out, thinning and thinning. According to the treatment plan, male and female patients can use this drug for external treatment, such as minoxidil liniment. Oral drugs are different for men and women. Male patients can take oral fenasteride for a long time. Female patients can choose contraceptives and spironolactone as appropriate to treat them. At the same time, they should prevent the intake of spicy and irritating foods, pay attention to rest, ensure adequate sleep, adjust their mentality, and take vitamin B6 orally to control the secretion of oil. The disease is chronic and requires long-term maintenance treatment.