Side cypress leaves have the effect of hair growth and hair; bitter tea has the effect of clearing the wind and heat; mulberry leaves have the effect of evacuating the wind and heat; the three together with the washing of the hair on the evidence is caused by the blood-heat alopecia has a certain auxiliary hair growth treatment effect.
1. Side of the cypress leaves is a traditional Chinese medicine, for the side of the cypress plant side of the cypress shoots and leaves. It has the efficacy of cooling blood, stopping bleeding, and regenerating hair. It is used in the treatment of epistaxis, hematemesis, hair loss due to blood heat, and white head of teenagers. Its adverse effects, contraindications and precautions are not clear at present.
2. Bittersweet Tea is a traditional Chinese medicine, which is the dried leaves of holly plant, with the effects of dispersing wind and clearing away heat, brightening the eyes and promoting the production of body fluid, eliminating food and resolving phlegm. It is used for wind-heat headache, eye redness, thirst, damp-heat dysentery (dysentery caused by damp-heat evil), food stagnation. Its adverse reactions and contraindications are not clear at present. Take medication need to pay attention to, spleen and stomach cold caution.
3. Mulberry leaves is a traditional Chinese medicine, for mulberry plant mulberry dry leaves. It has the function of dispersing wind-heat, clearing the lungs and moisturizing dryness, clearing the liver and improving eyesight. Used for wind-heat cold, dizziness and headache. Its adverse reactions, contraindications, precautions are not yet clear.
From the three medicines efficacy and effect, the three together only for blood heat caused by hair loss has a certain auxiliary hair growth effect, but can not completely cure the role of hair loss. Other types of hair loss should be treated under the guidance of a Chinese medicine practitioner.
When using medication, it is necessary to be guided by a Chinese medicine practitioner to use medication, do not use medication arbitrarily, so as to avoid adverse consequences.