Menstrual disorders are quite common in gynecological clinical practice, and some women not only have irregular menstruation but also experience hair loss. Female friends who experience such conditions will also consider whether there is a causal relationship between the two. So, can menstrual disorders lead to hair loss?
1. Female hair loss is related to various reasons, such as long-term malnutrition, kidney deficiency, excessive mental stress, overwork, endocrine disorders, etc. Menstrual disorders in women are often related to endocrine disorders, so women who have menstrual disorders for a long time and experience hair loss symptoms are highly likely to be related to this cause.
2. Women with menstrual disorders often suffer from qi and blood deficiency, as well as liver and kidney deficiency, which are important factors leading to hair loss. Long term menstrual disorders and irregular periods lead to insufficient qi and blood in the body, and hair growth depends on qi and blood nutrition. Therefore, women with prolonged qi and blood deficiency may experience severe hair wilting, yellowing, and shedding.
3. Women with menstrual disorders and severe hair loss should go to the hospital for relevant hormone tests to identify the cause of menstrual disorders and receive timely menstrual adjustment treatment. Then, in terms of diet, it is necessary to eat more nutritious foods, especially those rich in iron, such as lean meat, egg yolks, animal liver, etc. These foods can help nourish qi and blood and reduce hair loss.
