Everyone wants to believe they have telogen efluivium. It's a temprary, male pattern baldness is permanent. But you're losing hair on top, recession, top thinning, with the hair at the back unaffected, then it's male pattern baldness. If it looks like male pattern baldness then it is male pattern baldness, telogen efluvium (stress or shock based) looks more like diffuse unpatterned alopecia.
Actually, Mr. Know-it-all, I have read detailed and conclusive studies which state that stress can greatly increase the rapidity of male pattern baldness, and even lead to its premature onset.
So stress for example can lead to its premature onset? Any links to any of the studies?
Basically, it could be a possibility that my early onset of male pattern baldness was my own fault as I had stress and was depressed? Sounds ridiculous, but still want to check it.
Actually, Mr. Know-it-all, I have read detailed and conclusive studies which state that stress can greatly increase the rapidity of male pattern baldness, and even lead to its premature onset.
Actually, Mr. Know-it-all, I have read detailed and conclusive studies which state that stress can greatly increase the rapidity of male pattern baldness, and even lead to its premature onset.
Any links to any of the studies?
Well I've not read anything written on it per se but I am going on my own self-taught knowledge on the world of the body and putting 2 and 2 together and getting that. I think it's a reasonable conclusion to come to.
Everyone wants to believe they have telogen efluivium. It's a temprary, male pattern baldness is permanent. But you're losing hair on top, recession, top thinning, with the hair at the back unaffected, then it's male pattern baldness. If it looks like male pattern baldness then it is male pattern baldness, telogen efluvium (stress or shock based) looks more like diffuse unpatterned alopecia.
Hair loss due to stress is extremely rare, temporary and the hair will come back. If it's permanent, then it's male pattern baldness. Never understood this stress BS anyway.
I hear people say you get grey hairs when you stress. I always wondered if stress can effect your hair in other ways, like hair loss. I'm no expert in this subject. That's why I'm here asking.