subject: Is There a Correlation Between Hair Loss and Stress? You Should Learn to Control Both [print this page] Author: John Farikani Author: John Farikani
Many people will wonder do hair loss and stress have anything to do with each other. It has come up in many situations for people in the pass and will in the future. Men and women alike will suffer from hair loss and stress. Women who've just given child birth will at times notice hair reduction. As will men and women who are going such things as divorces, deaths in the family, or the loss of a job. Though they may have already been losing hair, it is first noticed at the high stress point in their life. But that's not always the case, because when you have a lot of stress it can produce chemicals. Those may send signals to hair follicles and the follicles may enter into a resting phase. As that happens you will still continue to lose the normal amount of hair that you do during the day. However, since no hair is being grown anew, you will notice you have less hair. Normally after you've gotten through that time in your life the hair will start to grow again. It will be a time period that you may be worrying about your thinning hair. But soon it will get better. When you are noticing hair loss and stress you should work on controlling the stress. Yes at times that is much easier said than done. But in order to stop those chemicals from sending those signals to the follicles you should try and relax more often. If you find yourself stressed out for a long amount of time, the hair may not grow for a while. The more stress you are under it is easy to see how the more hair loss you can experience. So fight hair loss and stress by trying to relax more often.About the Author:
