How Pharaohs treated hair loss

How Pharaohs treated hair loss

There is no doubt that the lack of hair is a troubling problem for both sexes, but we see it in women more than men and as it is said, “poetry treasure women” and attention to poetry is not only seen by the new generation, but has been the attention for thousands of years where the Pharaohs cared seven thousand years ago This knowledge was known recently at a symposium held in Egypt and in Luxor city, especially the capital of the pharaohs at the time of the Faculty of Medicine University about the fall of hair causes and treatment of natural materials Where I answer the questions raised, and the lecture has a glimpse A brief summary of the pharaohs’ interest in hair treatment was the use of natural materials, including henna, which contains 3 elements, including: Hennotanic Acid Hinotanic Acid, Lawson component of anti-inflammatory properties, and Tannins, which combines with keratinocytes, which helps strengthen the hair follicles. I do not deny that I knew that information from that lecture.

As for the causes of hair loss, there are many factors I mention: a lot of blood loss in the aftermath of surgical interventions, neurological and psychological trauma, the treatment of some drugs such as immunosuppressants, fevers, syphilis, localized harassment using simplified hair. The lack of hair ranges from lightness or lack of the most common alopecia areata (Alopecia Areata) is known by the barber before the doctor and the general public, be in the form of circular spot sizes and different numbers seen in the head or beard or other areas of the body soft texture , Non-contagious, second, general alopecia affects the head and eyebrows, and third general alopecia affects the whole body and mental state a large role in these lesions, where a study of inmates of prisons showed that they suffer more than others because of the psychological pressure that accompanies them. Other cases of hair are known as salivary conditions, mastitis, and bacterial conditions, and palpitations are also known. This is a type of infectious fungal infection seen in young children called pumpkins.

The treatment is easy if you know the cause, but you need a long time in response to treatment. Treatment varies from one case to another as the cause. Drugs are available with topical treatments available in many markets, for example a topical product such as homocrin or subcutaneous needles such as kenazort, Priorin N orally, all to increase the blood perfusion of the capillaries and thus strengthen it.

Dr. Ibrahim Misk