Patient's question:
Now the child's hair has some yellow color, quite a bit, and they are only 19 months old. Could it be due to a deficiency? Also, does it run in the family since his uncle has premature graying?Recent medical history and treatment outcomes: No treatment has been done yet.
What kind of assistance is needed: I hope for a detailed response, informing me about the specific medication to use.
Doctor's answer:
Endocrine dysfunction, such as elevated thymus levels or the decline of gonadal function, can also lead to gray hair. Patients with albinism may also develop gray hair when white patches appear on their scalp. Additionally, gray hair can occur due to generational inheritance factors or congenital conditions.Daily dietary tips: Consuming foods rich in B vitamins can also help promote hair growth. In our daily diet, foods such as kelp, small cabbage, pork liver, celery, soybeans, laver, beef liver, meat, eggs, chicken liver, longan, tomato, bran, black fungus, and other vegetables all contain abundant B vitamins.