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What about hair loss?
The first is irresistible hairline recession and hair loss, which is due to genetic factors. If one of the parents has serious hair loss, it is likely to be passed on to the child, but it does not mean that it will 100% hair loss, and it depends on the child's living habits and work pressure. With the accelerated pace of life, in recent years, the age of male patients who come to see a doctor has a tendency to advance. For example, hair loss is mostly concentrated over 50 years old, and now the number of patients who come to see a doctor at the age of 25-45 is increasing year by year.

Learning to live is a better way to adjust.

First, change bad habits and decompress yourself.

When genetic factors cannot be changed, it is better to find ways to overcome them. Men should first have a balanced diet, eat regularly, and find self-adaptive ways to release stress, such as running and fitness. Secondly, reduce nightlife and live a regular life. Ensure that you can go to bed around 10 and sleep for about 7 hours.

Second, stay away from hairline killers.

Smoking and drinking are very harmful to the body and one of the main reasons for hair loss. Secondly, staying up late and working overtime, playing computer games for a long time, going in and out of bars and socializing are also the culprit of hair loss. Excessive alcohol, tobacco and computer radiation for a long time will accelerate your aging and premature hair loss.