Can treating kidney deficiency effectively treat hair loss related to this condition?

Written by Zhang Shu Kun
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Updated on June 22, 2025
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Kidney deficiency type hair loss can be effectively treated by curing the kidney condition. Moreover, one should consume foods like walnuts, black sesame seeds, and black beans regularly, as these can greatly help improve hair health and provide effective relief. Regular consumption of leeks, Chinese yam, and goji berries can help nourish the kidneys. It is also necessary to engage in physical exercise, which not only boosts the body's immunity but also helps manage symptoms of kidney deficiency. Most importantly, one should avoid staying up late, as chronic sleep deprivation can lead to physical weakness.

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Can hair transplantation be done for hair loss due to kidney deficiency?

Hair loss caused by kidney deficiency cannot be effectively treated by simply transplanting hair, as the transplanted hair will still fall out. Therefore, this method is not ideal. It is recommended to first treat the kidney deficiency. Effective improvement of hair loss symptoms can be achieved by timely treatment of kidney deficiency. Initially, this can be addressed through diet, by eating foods such as leeks and Chinese yam, which can effectively help nourish the kidney. Additionally, consuming black sesame seeds and walnuts can also help improve symptoms of hair loss.

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How to nourish through diet for postpartum hair loss?

When experiencing postpartum hair loss, women should enhance their nutrition by consuming more iron-rich foods, such as soybeans, black beans, seafood, spinach, and red beans, all of which contain abundant iron. Iron deficiency after childbirth is also related to the occurrence of anemia. Additionally, consuming plenty of protein-rich foods is essential, particularly since the growth of hair needs the amino acid cysteine. Therefore, it's indispensable to supplement proteins. In everyday life, one can eat chicken, beef, eggs, milk, and soy products, which all are rich in high-quality plant proteins and are excellent choices. Moreover, it’s beneficial to eat a moderate amount of iodine-containing foods, such as kelp and seaweed.

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Does postpartum hair loss require calcium supplementation?

Postpartum hair loss is a normal physiological phenomenon caused by changes in hormone levels in the body. Postpartum hair loss is also related to calcium deficiency, so calcium supplementation is possible. However, calcium deficiency is not the main cause of postpartum hair loss. The main reason is the decrease in estrogen levels in the body, which causes the hair follicles to enter a shedding state from a resting state. At this time, it is important to enhance nutrition, eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins, and ensure adequate sleep to regulate the body's immunity. Once the body is well-regulated, such hair loss will generally recover naturally.

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Is calcium supplementation effective for postpartum hair loss?

Does calcium supplementation help with postpartum hair loss? Some people may experience hair loss after childbirth. Postpartum hair loss is due to significant fluctuations in estrogen levels, namely the rapid decrease in estrogen, which can lead to hair loss. It may also be caused by breastfeeding issues or poor sleep. Hair loss is not greatly related to calcium deficiency. However, calcium supplements are still needed during breastfeeding because both the mother and the infant have a high demand for calcium. Therefore, while calcium supplementation does not greatly help with postpartum hair loss, it is necessary during the postpartum period due to the needs of the baby and the mother.

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Does kidney deficiency type hair loss cause an itchy scalp?

Hair loss caused by kidney deficiency generally causes an itchy scalp because, during hair loss, the scalp lacks nutrition, leading also to a significant amount of dandruff, which results in itching. It is advised to consistently manage this condition in everyday life. To treat kidney deficiency, one can promptly take medications for effective and quick treatment. Dietary adjustments, such as including leeks, Chinese yam, and goji berries, can also significantly help in replenishing kidney deficiency and effectively managing the condition. Additionally, engaging in moderate physical exercise can help increase resistance.