Normally, if the hair is oily and shedding, this is generally classified as seborrheic hair loss, medically known as androgenic alopecia. It is often related to hereditary factors, with a higher incidence in males within the family than in females, mainly due to excessive secretion of androgens.

Once this disease occurs, it needs to be treated with medication, such as oral finasteride, lipid-reducing hair growth tablets, etc. Treatment can improve the condition, but it is impossible to completely stop the trend of hair loss. With aging, hair loss may reoccur or become localized and more severe, even leading to baldness. If the symptoms are severe, hair transplantation is also a treatment option to consider, and the final results of hair transplantation can be satisfactory.

(Use medicine under the guidance of a doctor)