What should be done when a lupus patient experiences hair loss? Patients with lupus should keep their hair clean in daily life, not use too much shampoo when washing their hair, avoid dyeing or perming their hair, and reduce the damage to hair from chemical products. This prevents rashes or worsening rashes caused by allergies to hair dyes and damage to hair quality from perming. If hair loss occurs due to the effect of medications, patients can choose to wear a wig during treatment. After chemotherapy ends, new hair will grow, so patients need not worry excessively. Maintaining a pleasant mood is also quite important for recovery from the disease. The basic pathological change in lupus patients is vasculitis. When the small blood vessels in the skin become inflamed, the nutrient supply to the hair follicles is disrupted, which can easily lead to hair loss and affect hair growth. Generally, hair can regrow after the disease is controlled. If hair loss occurs again, it could be a symptom of a disease relapse.