Stress and Hair Connection : Stress can play a role in hair loss, with the most common type called Telogen effluvium, a disorder that disrupts your body’s natural cycle of hair growth, causing it to fall out. Often acute, it can last for a short time, or longer.

Stress and Hair Connection

Triggers for the condition vary widely. Strong emotional and psychological reaction to life events, pregnancy, yo-yo dieting, childbirth, diabetes and even eating disorders. There is no one cause, and no one solution.

It is best to consult a medical professional when searching for a solution for stress-induced hair loss. If yours turns out to be severe, one approach to restore you hair to its previous condition is Follicular Unit Extraction, a minimally invasive procedure where individual units of your hair are transplanted from your head or elsewhere on your body to treat the damaged area.

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Stress and Hair Connection — (image- Creative Commons) Stress can have an impact on the physiology. And hair loss may be a consequence.

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