Psychological Effects of Baldness

Hair loss (alopecia) is a common problem that affects up to 50% of men and women at some point in their lives Hair loss can arise everywhere at the body, however it maximum usually influences the scalp. The abundance of hair on the scalp has social and cultural significance. Hair loss on the scalp, eyebrows and eyelashes often causes psychological stress.

Hair loss can lead to, 

• Anxiety

• Depression 

• Social phobia

Anxiety

Anxiety can lead to excessive worry, difficulty controlling these feelings, and a feeling of increased tension. It can make you sweat, feel restless and tense, and have a fast heartbeat.

Yes, anxiety can cause hair loss. However, anxiety-related hair loss is not the same as male pattern baldness, the type of permanent hair loss that can cause you to develop a receding hairline, or a bald spot around the top of your head. Dealing with hair loss can be a challenging process as hair loss can make your anxiety worse. It can feel like a vicious circle: a snowball rolling down a hill, gaining speed, size, and momentum along the way.

Depression

Depression is a temper sickness that reasons continual emotions of disappointment and lack of interest. Also called essential depressive ailment or scientific depression, it influences the way you feel, assume and behave and may cause plenty of emotional and bodily problems.

Whether depression is mild or severe, there is evidence that it can affect hair growth and lead to hair loss. Worse, both the physical and psychological effects of clinical depression can increase the risk of hair loss. To understand and ultimately control the role of depression in hair loss, it is important to understand that depression has a greater psychological impact and have a greater physical strain on your body than just being sad.

Social phobia

While trichophobia is a fear more related to physical hair loss, philophobia is a more direct fear of going bald or even balding people. This is similar to trichophobia in that both phobias are social phobias related to something very specific. This particular phobia is remarkably similar to peladophobia, but with one small difference. Phalacrophobia is the fear of going bald. 

All three of these phobias are a social obstacle and can affect daily life in very destructive ways. Don't allow hair phobias destroy your life. It is also helpful to be evaluated for actual hair loss and how it can be treated.

Frequently asking question

• What are the causes of hair loss?

 Family history the most common cause of hair loss is a hereditary condition that happens with aging also a very stressful event

• How to prevent it?

 Not getting enough nutrients like iron or protein can lead to hair loss. Too few calories a day can also lead to severe hair loss. Before taking any hair growth supplement, find out if you are getting enough of specific vitamins or minerals

• Which is the best hair care centre?

Hair & Skin factory  giving   best treatment for all type of hair loss and baldness.

Conclusion 

If you want to keep your hair, you need to stop stressing yourself and start relaxing. And if you're already going bald, don't worry about it. Hair & Skin Factory  giving best treatment in Chennai, Banglore, Coimbatore, Madurai.

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