Hair may be one of the first things that people pay attention to in a person and tend to shape opinions about their personality. Is it curly, flowing, straightened or just natural, your hair certainly tells something about you. Good and healthy hair not only gives self -confidence but also helps in making style statements. In this case, hair starts to fall prematurely and early age, she has a very large psychological effect on that person. Research has found that substantial hair decline can cause lack of self-esteem and a number of other mental health problems ranging from stress and anxiety to suicide tendencies in extreme cases. (See Photo: suffering from hair loss? Here are some of the super foods that you need to add to your diet immediately) Dr. Debraj Shome, a cosmetic surgeon and Dr. Rinky Kapoor, a dermatologist at the Aesthetic Clinic conducted a questionnaire -based study on patients who visited various cities in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Bangalore. This study has been published in the Journal of Dermatological Reviews, about the impact of Alopecia (Fall Hair) on the quality of life among adults in India. To understand the effects of hair loss in people, around 800 patients over 18 years responded to the questionnaire, where 442 men and 358 were women. Based on the data, it is noted that in the age group 18-30 years, 30% of men and 27% of women report the problem of hair decline that affect their social life. They feel depressed, stay at home, and avoid socialization. Many of them reportedly feel ashamed, ashamed, frustrated, humiliated, or upset because of Alopecia.
“Bald hair or thinning can be more traumatic for women in society and culture in which a bald man may be socially accepted but a bald woman does not have a symbol of femininity. Mental health relevance and public health problems Alopecia needs Alopecia needs Alopecia needs Alopecia needs Alopecia needs Alopecia to be recognized and the inter -disciplinary approach must be adopted for resolution, “said Dr. Rinky Kapoor, a dermatologist at the Aesthetic Clinic.
“Alopecia or hair loss has the potential to have a psychological impact in the form of stress, anxiety, depression, loss of confidence, low prices, suicide minds, and social phobias because it affects their physical appearance. About 50% of men and women regardless of their age are influenced by alopecia because Several factors such as physical, chemical, hormonal changes, autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, congenital diseases, infections, and neoplasms etc. This shows that what is not in the head (hair) can actually affect what is in the head, “said Dr. Debraj Shome, a famous cosmetic surgeon, one of the founders, at the Aesthetic Clinic.