Patient's question:
30 years old this year, became a dad, the family is very affectionate towards her, accompanying her to grow up quickly, without him, she pays attention to every move he makes. Now it's been three months, but there's still no hair growth. What could be the reason? Could it be some kind of illness? Baby is one month old and hasn't grown any hair yet, what's going on?Doctor's answer:
The hereditary reverse psychology of hair is quite pronounced across generations. There are individual differences in hair quantity, color, and texture, which are related to the heredity of parents across generations. The amount of hair at birth has no relationship to the amount of hair in the future. It's best to trim the baby's hair frequently when they are young. It will be fine when they grow up. Use a wooden comb to brush the hair often. It's unnecessary to worry about sparse hair in newborns. There are also cases where a baby's hair is sparse due to diseases. Such as rickets, deficiencies or excesses of certain rare elements, and patients with hereditary metabolic diseases may all exhibit sparse hair.