Self-isolation and COVID-19 brought a young British woman to baldness

A girl named Camilla, who decided not to give her last name, told the Daily Mail Australia that she began to lose her hair in May last year. Then in the UK, as in the rest of the world, a strict quarantine was introduced. Due to the problems that piled on her, the coronavirus infection and the constant presence of the house, the girl began to experience severe stress, due to which her hair began to fall out in clumps.

Camilla, who lives in London, immediately began to look for ways to cure this ailment. The girl worked with naturopaths (representatives of alternative medicine) at Zoom, completely changed her diet, began to use caffeinated shampoos and take up to 26 different dietary supplements and dietary supplements to stop hair loss. But she was able to see the first results only when she began to take multivitamins aimed at strengthening hair.

Note that many women noted that their hair began to fall out after the stress of the pandemic. Many scientists even noted baldness as one of the symptoms of COVID-19, although many girls reported that they began to lose hair after they had been ill.

“Many patients now complain of hair loss after undergoing coronavirus,” says trichologist Yulia Bykovskaya. – This usually happens after six months. The fact is that during an illness, the body spends all its resources to fight infection. Due to thickening of blood and intoxication, the blood supply to the skin suffers. As a result, the hair follicles do not receive adequate nutrition. The longest and heaviest hair falls out first. There is no need to worry too much about this, otherwise stress can cause additional harm to the body. In their place, in any case, new ones will grow! First of all, go to a specialist and consult what vitamins you have in deficiency. Iron, zinc, D, or omega are usually prescribed after test results. Just do not self-medicate and do not use advertised hair supplements. This can make the situation worse. Then adjust your diet. Try to eat well so that the body gains strength as soon as possible after covid. Don’t go on dieting as you usually do before summer! Try to eat foods that are high in protein and fat. For example, nuts are great for a healthy and healthy snack. Don’t put any particular strain on your hair. Avoid hot styling, extensions, dyeing, and other fashionable treatments. Let your hair recover on its own!