Many people worry about their hair falling out due to stress. Here are seven symptoms that hair loss may be due to stress.
lifestyle Mar 31 2024
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Increased Shedding
Stress-induced hair loss may cause extra hair on your pillow, shower drain, or hairbrush.
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Thinning Hair
Stress-related hair loss can weaken hair, especially around the crown and hairline. It may broaden when the scalp is exposed.
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Sudden Onset
Hair loss from stress can happen quickly and without warning. Hair loss may rise soon, especially during stressful or emotional periods.
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Scalp Sensitivity or Discomfort
Stress can cause scalp irritation, itching, and pain. These symptoms may accompany hair loss and indicate scalp tension.
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Changes in Hair Texture
Stress can make hair drab, dry, brittle, or breakable. It may also become frizzy or dull.
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Hair Loss Patterns
Stress-related hair loss may cause thinning of the temple, crown, or frontal hairline. The cause of stress and individual characteristics affect these patterns.
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Emotional Triggers
Be aware of emotional causes for hair loss. Work stress, marital troubles, financial worries, and big life changes can cause hair loss.