Hair Loss Support from Health Care Providers

Doctors may fail to accept hair loss as an important medical problem.
Real distress suffered by those affected may be dismissed
Physicians who demonstrate compassionate and supportive attitudes toward hair loss are more effective in treatment, as patients are more inclined to volunteer personal information.
Difficult for patients to admit to hair-pulling disorders such as Trichotillomania.
Hair loss and baldness may be undetectable if physicians neglect to ask relevant questions.

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