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Is there any relation of general anxiety disorder with thinning of hair ?
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Hair Loss: Anxiety and hair loss have a complex relationship. But anxiety can, in some cases, cause hair loss to occur, and in other cases it can make hair loss itself more difficult to control.
Answered 5/30/2016
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