Patient's question:
I'm not very old this year, but I've had alopecia areata again in the past year. I've also gone to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the results all said that there's nothing wrong with my body. They just told me to rest more. I've tried hair growth solutions and hair care shampoos, but they haven't had much effect. What medicine should I take for alopecia areata?Doctor's answer:
Alopecia areata is a localized patchy form of acne, a condition that is sometimes related to psychological factors and often does not require special treatment. It is important to maintain a positive mindset, get adequate rest, avoid staying up late, and try to take naps before 11:00 PM. Regularly massage the scalp to promote blood circulation. Avoid using low-quality shampoos and hair dyes. Consume more foods that nourish the kidneys and blood, and gradually the condition will stabilize. When necessary, under the guidance of a doctor, you can take herbal supplements that nourish the kidneys and blood, as well as medications to prevent recurrence, for combined treatment.