The pursuit of beauty is the natural nature of every human being, and a dark, thick hair is the dream of many.
However, for people with systemic red lupus (SLE), hair has become a major problem for them. The loss of hair not only deprives them of their beauty but also imposes a heavy psychological burden.
So, what the hell is this?
What’s SLE?
SLE is a self-immunised disease with multiple organs, especially among women of childbearing age. SLE ‘ s clinical performance is diverse and includes skin damage, joint pain, fatigue, heat, etc. Among them, skin damage is one of the most common manifestations of SLE, while decapitation is the more common type of skin damage.
SLE patients tend to have withdrawals during their period of activity, sometimes even as first symptoms.
According to a foreign literature, the incidence of disempowerment of SLE patients varies between 5.0% and 82.5%.
SLE common hair loss type
Although they all have a hair loss, the type of hair loss and the mechanism of morbidity vary. Common types of SLE loss include:
• Lycan haemorrhagic hair: it is often seen as a backwarding of hair, dry hair, lightless hair, increased flaccidity and easy to break, shorter, more uneven, and more visible in the former forehead and top.
• SLE-stamped hair: a kind of bald, non-touched hair, expressed as one or more, total or incomplete, light red or light red stains on the scalp, well-maintained furs, and mild itching or pain for some patients.
• Hair-span: gradual, non-traceful, thin and permafrost. Patients lose more than 120-400 hairs per day and a small number can accumulate more than 50 per cent of hair.
• DLE-type defacing: most of the SLE patients who have been transformed from broadcast DLE are typical original defacing. Leather-shaped in circular or disc-shaped red spots, clots or rashes with clear boundaries, with a hairy vascular expansion on the surface of the skin crumbs, which can be detached from the horns of the plume and carpet nails. The central part of the post-depletion is characterized by a contraction and a loss of color accompanied by a loss of hair, and the surrounding colour is heavy and the central part of the depletion is more active.
SLE’s unhaired treatment.
In response to SLE’s disempowerment treatment, Dr. Huang Xianzuki indicated that the Chinese and western doctors had their own methods.
According to Chinese doctors, SLE ‘ s morbidity is linked to innate insufficiency, liver and kidney deficiencies, haematological disorders, and attacks by outsiders.
In the area of treatment, Chinese medicine focuses on a holistic approach, which is aimed at the treatment of dysentery by means of evidence, internal Chinese medicine, external use and acupuncture. For example, Chinese internal medicine can be adapted to the specific circumstances of the patient by using Chinese medicine, such as hepato-renal respiration, haemophilic flue, and sympathic detoxification; Chinese drug out-of-medicine use can use a number of pro-active drugs, such as ginger, side-leaves, etc., which can be painted on the scalp and contribute to hair length.
Western medical treatment, mainly for SLE diseases themselves, is appropriately supplemented by off-site drugs to contribute to long hair.
Patients with non-specified hair: opt for treatment with non-synthetic anti-inflammation drugs, hydroxychloride, etc. If the above drugs are poorly treated, they can be treated with small and medium doses of penesone, and hormonals can be gradually reduced to maintenance levels after the hair is born.
✔DLE-type defamation patients: local exterior use of strong sugar-coated hormones, intra-skinned injections of curaneed, oral antimalarial or vinic acid.
Protection against baldness.
In addition, day-to-day protection is important to prevent and improve hair loss. Here are some of the day-to-day protections from the bald:
1. Be careful to rest, exercise, avoid fatigue, and ensure sleep, which helps to ease stress, improves self-immunization and promotes normal metabolism of skin and hair.
2. Avoiding direct sunlight, especially DLE-type disembowelers, and UV exposure can exacerbate SLE.
3. Keep hair clean and shampoo temperature inappropriate for heat. It is preferable to opt for neutral or weak acid shampoos that are unstimulated to the head and hair, to avoid hair burning or dyeing.
4. A rational diet that avoids hot and greasy foods, with more vitamin- and protein-rich foods such as eggs, milk, beans, fresh vegetables, fruits, etc.
Finally, the emergence of a disempowerment of SLE patients, which could be a sign of disease activity or recurrence, should be given priority and timely access to hospitals. At the same time, in their daily lives, patients must take care to protect themselves, maintain good habits and mentalities, and cooperate actively with doctors in order to achieve early control of the condition and to restore healthy hair.
Carnation: This is based on the sharing of diseases and is not a substitute for hospital visits. Comments are for reference purposes only, and medical advice is required for specific treatments.
References:
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