产后不洗头或加剧脱发（Postpartum does not wash hair or aggravate hair loss）.docVIP

产后不洗头或加剧脱发（Postpartum does not wash hair or aggravate hair loss） Postpartum does not wash hair or aggravate hair loss As the saying goes, children laugh and lose their hair, the child knows his mother and his hair goes down, which means that after about 2-3 months of birth, his mother began to lose her hair. Why does this happen? Is there any way to reduce postpartum hair loss? Postpartum hair loss is very serious, every time you comb your hair, theres a fear of losing your hair.. Recently, postpartum hair loss has become a hot topic on micro-blog, a large number of mothers to participate in the discussion. Many mothers say they may experience hair loss in the 2-7 months postpartum. Armed police general hospital obstetrics and Gynecology director Wang Lina introduction, this in medicine called childbirth alopecia, according to statistics, 35% - 45% of the maternal hair will appear in this kind of hair loss. Modern medical research believes that postpartum hair loss phenomenon is a physiological phenomenon. From the point of view of Western medicine, postpartum hair loss is due to changes in hormone levels; from the point of view of Chinese medicine, postpartum hair loss is because of Qi and blood deficiency two. Usually in the 6-9 months postpartum about their own stop, so dont be too nervous. Some traditional opinions suggest that breastfeeding is one of the causes of postpartum alopecia. Wang Lina said the latest study found that breastfeeding does not affect the incidence of postpartum hair loss. - FAQ What causes hair loss after birth? A hormonal decline causes the hair to shift to rest Answer: postpartum hair loss is because the hair and other tissues, but also for metabolism. Generally speaking, hair growth is cyclical, and can be divided into growth, degeneration and rest. The growth period of 2-6 years, then in the manufacture of hair cells of the hair follicle is very active, hair extension. After the degeneration period, the hair cell gradually dies, and t