>I took a lower body bath five or six times, but my hair fell out a lot.
>I've lost a lot of hair recently, so I'm wondering if it's because of lower-body bathing. I've been under a lot of stress recently, but I don't know if it's because of lower body bathing or stress.
If you try too hard, you'll be in harm's way
I feel the same symptoms
No matter how good it is, if you overdo it, you can't do it better than not doing it
You have to keep the right temperature and time
Lower body bathing is about keeping your upper body strong and your lower body warm
For example, if you put your hands in it, or if the water is too hot, or if you do it for a long time
If the fever affects the upper body, of course, the scalp will have a fever, increasing hair loss
In my case, I have a lot of upper body fever, so I've been thinking about that
When I went to jjimjilbang not too long ago, there was a public bath, too
I took a lower-body bath, poultice, and foot bath
It was a mess
In fact, you can't take a lower-body bath in a bath. The appropriate temperature for lower body baths is about 39 degrees
The thermometer, absurdly, says it's 45 degrees, and it's so hot
Just short! If you take a lower body bath wrong and cause your fever to get hot, you'll fall out! That's about it.
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