Comments on: Telogen Effluvium: The Dirty Secret of Stress http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/ Reading is just as important as taking care of yourself Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:06:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: regrow hair http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-2060 regrow hair Sun, 20 Feb 2011 05:38:00 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-2060 At some point in your life you will experience stress. It comes in many different forms and can affect you in several different ways. One of the most common results of stress is hair loss; you may experience this at anytime in your life. At some point in your life you will experience stress. It comes in many different forms and can affect you in several different ways. One of the most common results of stress is hair loss; you may experience this at anytime in your life.

]]> By: hair loss http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-2058 hair loss Thu, 17 Feb 2011 08:46:00 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-2058 I have gone through them,they gave me all sorts of important things that are related to my subject. I have gone through them,they gave me all sorts of important things that are related to my subject.

]]> By: Nausea Remedies http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-1894 Nausea Remedies Sun, 12 Sep 2010 14:36:00 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-1894 That's the great article! I just pass 'n read it, two thumbs up! ;) That’s the great article! I just pass ‘n read it, two thumbs up! ;)

]]> By: Aylah http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-1047 Aylah Thu, 26 Feb 2009 05:48:18 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-1047 Hair loss has been known to be one of the warning signs of being too stressed out. It's really hard when you know you have falling hair, in unnatural amounts. But we can always learn to cope with it, just like you did :) BTW, this is a really good post :) Hair loss has been known to be one of the warning signs of being too stressed out. It’s really hard when you know you have falling hair, in unnatural amounts. But we can always learn to cope with it, just like you did :)

BTW, this is a really good post :)

]]> By: Aylah http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-1934 Aylah Thu, 26 Feb 2009 05:48:00 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-1934 Hair loss has been known to be one of the warning signs of being too stressed out. It's really hard when you know you have falling hair, in unnatural amounts. But we can always learn to cope with it, just like you did :) BTW, this is a really good post :) Hair loss has been known to be one of the warning signs of being too stressed out. It’s really hard when you know you have falling hair, in unnatural amounts. But we can always learn to cope with it, just like you did :)

BTW, this is a really good post :)

]]> By: Shireen http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-996 Shireen Tue, 03 Feb 2009 15:46:25 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-996 I'm glad to hear your hair loss did stop! No matter the cause, it is awful to see. Discovering the science behind the reason did help to mitigate the worry... a bit. The best part for me is learning that hair does grow back after this sort of loss. So I wait in hope. :) Thank you very much for your good wishes and kind words! I’m glad to hear your hair loss did stop! No matter the cause, it is awful to see. Discovering the science behind the reason did help to mitigate the worry… a bit. The best part for me is learning that hair does grow back after this sort of loss. So I wait in hope. :)

Thank you very much for your good wishes and kind words!

]]> By: Daly de Gagne http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-995 Daly de Gagne Tue, 03 Feb 2009 06:17:29 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-995 I enjoyed your article on abnormal hair loss. Being a male, I feel especially sensitive to this peril, but as I push the outer limits of middle age, I seem to have made little progress in terms of balding (thank goodness). However, shortly after ending a rather strenuous fast this last fall, I noticed the hair brush seemed to be growing more hair than usual, and my pony tail was less hefty. I think it was the telogen effluvium of which you wrote. I've been told the general physiological stress of fasting was likely the trigger for the hair loss, which has now stopped. May your hair become more enthusiastic about coming back - it probably will over time. Unfortunately the tease of it thickening, then resuming the fall-out is traumatic (it would be for me). I hope the various stresses are behind you for the most part, and that your creativity will flourish even more than it has to date. Daly I enjoyed your article on abnormal hair loss. Being a male, I feel especially sensitive to this peril, but as I push the outer limits of middle age, I seem to have made little progress in terms of balding (thank goodness).

However, shortly after ending a rather strenuous fast this last fall, I noticed the hair brush seemed to be growing more hair than usual, and my pony tail was less hefty. I think it was the telogen effluvium of which you wrote. I’ve been told the general physiological stress of fasting was likely the trigger for the hair loss, which has now stopped.

May your hair become more enthusiastic about coming back – it probably will over time. Unfortunately the tease of it thickening, then resuming the fall-out is traumatic (it would be for me).

I hope the various stresses are behind you for the most part, and that your creativity will flourish even more than it has to date.

Daly

]]> By: Daly de Gagne http://jeejeebhoy.ca/2008/12/12/telogen-effluvium-the-dirty-secret-of-stress/comment-page-1/#comment-1933 Daly de Gagne Tue, 03 Feb 2009 06:17:00 +0000 http://jeejeebhoy.ca/?p=310#comment-1933 I enjoyed your article on abnormal hair loss. Being a male, I feel especially sensitive to this peril, but as I push the outer limits of middle age, I seem to have made little progress in terms of balding (thank goodness). However, shortly after ending a rather strenuous fast this last fall, I noticed the hair brush seemed to be growing more hair than usual, and my pony tail was less hefty. I think it was the telogen effluvium of which you wrote. I've been told the general physiological stress of fasting was likely the trigger for the hair loss, which has now stopped. May your hair become more enthusiastic about coming back - it probably will over time. Unfortunately the tease of it thickening, then resuming the fall-out is traumatic (it would be for me). I hope the various stresses are behind you for the most part, and that your creativity will flourish even more than it has to date. Daly I enjoyed your article on abnormal hair loss. Being a male, I feel especially sensitive to this peril, but as I push the outer limits of middle age, I seem to have made little progress in terms of balding (thank goodness).

However, shortly after ending a rather strenuous fast this last fall, I noticed the hair brush seemed to be growing more hair than usual, and my pony tail was less hefty. I think it was the telogen effluvium of which you wrote. I’ve been told the general physiological stress of fasting was likely the trigger for the hair loss, which has now stopped.

May your hair become more enthusiastic about coming back – it probably will over time. Unfortunately the tease of it thickening, then resuming the fall-out is traumatic (it would be for me).

I hope the various stresses are behind you for the most part, and that your creativity will flourish even more than it has to date.

Daly

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