Are you affected by hair loss?
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Hair loss is one of the things that most torments and worries people when it comes to health and aesthetics. There’s no getting around the fact that how we look affects how we feel. Psychologists recommend combing your hair, grooming and getting dressed every day, even if you are not going out. That’s because the way we perceive ourselves affects our self-image and can condition our emotions.
Does hair loss really affect your life?
Popular culture says many things about people who suffer from alopecia, but we’re not here to talk about hair myths. Rather, we are going to go beneath the surface and get to the truth about whether hair loss is really such a bad thing.
To do so, we are going to base ourselves on a study called The effect of hair loss on quality of life” This study, conducted by the medical school of the University of Wales, concludes that hair loss can indeed cause a loss of confidence and low self-esteem.
The study was carried out with 78 patients who filled out forms on a variety of topics (symptoms, style of dress, sports, work, social relationships, sexual difficulties, etc.) with a sample age range of 24 to 72 years.
Forty-four per cent of respondents did not know the cause of their alopecia. This is noteworthy because if you suffer from a disease and it causes real problems in your daily life, it would be advisable to visit a professional to help you determine the problem and find a solution.
With the above data, it’s important to note that 74% of the respondents were diagnosed with clinical depression. This data confirms the importance of having the assistance of specialists
Forty per cent of respondents did not feel supported by their doctors. It follows that a lack of tools or knowledge on the part of these doctors prevented them from being able to provide the patient with a solution, influencing their negative emotions.
Conclusion
Alopecia is a very common disease, which, if left untreated, can affect many sufferers (not necessarily all) on a psychological level. In addition, the lack of solutions may aggravate the problem. Hair loss can make the sufferer feel vulnerable, suffer from a lack of self-esteem and, in the worst case, lead to depression. Therefore, if you suffer from these symptoms, we recommend a visit to a hair specialist to help you resolve the problem.
At Insparya, we have been working for more than 10 years in hair health to help our patients return to their former selves and regain their happiness. More than 35,000 people have placed their trust in us.
