There is no fastest way to recover from hair loss. The causes of hair loss include physiological factors and pathological factors (generally androgenetic alopecia, baldness, etc.). Physiological factors can be left untreated. Pathological factors generally require drug treatment, surgery and other treatments to address the cause of the problem. 1. Physiological factors: Under normal circumstances, human hair is cyclical growth, in the process of hair growth, there will be a certain amount of hair loss, which is a normal phenomenon, but the daily hair loss of not more than 100, are normal physiological phenomena, do not need to do special treatment. 2.Disease factors (1) Androgenetic alopecia: for the treatment of mild symptoms, male patients can be treated with oral finasteride, after the use of medication, there are occasional adverse reactions such as decreased libido and erectile dysfunction; female patients can be treated with oral cyproterone, spironolactone, and so on; it can be combined with the use of topical minoxidil to promote the growth of hair; if necessary, it can also be treated with hair transplantation surgery. (2) Patchy baldness:If the condition is mild, it can be treated with strong topical glucocorticosteroids, such as mometasone furoate, halometasone, etc. However, after the use of the drug, some patients may have side effects such as folliculitis and skin atrophy; topical minoxidil treatment; if the effect of other medicines is poor or the condition is serious, it can be treated with topical dibenzocycloheximide and so on; for patients with extensive patchy baldness, it can be treated with oral glucocorticosteroids such as tretinoin and so on. It is recommended that patients according to their own situation, such as suspected to be caused by the disease, need to go to the regular hospital dermatology department in a timely manner, in accordance with the doctor’s instructions reasonable medication, not blindly self-medication. Usually to ensure sleep, avoid staying up late, eat a balanced diet.