Thankfully, as a society we have progressed to a consciousness where a woman who identifies with her baldness in a way that she feels depicts beauty, is a welcome change to the hair loss challenge.
Nevertheless, it does not negate the fact that when a woman is confronted with unexpected hair loss, when she has had no previous symptoms – for example, Thyroid issues it can be alarming.
For a number of women, who have had the recent Pandemic virus for more than a few weeks, Covid19 has been the suspected cause for some of them losing “globs” of their hair. A travel nurse, Juli Fisher, reported to WebMD News that she noticed she was losing “globs” of hair in the shower several weeks into her Covid19 illness. She later learned about others who were suffering similarly from a FaceBook group the “Long Haulers”. Dermatologists refer to this type of hair loss as telogen effluvium, a temporary condition due to physical or emotional stress. Oftentimes the hair grows back within a year. Please use the links below to read details about this condition.
Hairblues is also researching ways to help you cope with the stress many people are experiencing during this pandemic period.
That brings me to Maria Shriver’s – The Sunday Paper, which is filled with articles to inspire you, and it is FREE!
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The Sunday Paper | Maria Shriver
Sources:
♦ https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200723/hair-loss-an-unexpected-covid-misery-for-many
♦ https://www.womenshairlossproject.com/
Wishing you stress less wellness!
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