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Does chronic worry make you appear older, lose hair?
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Yes...: ... Can also make one feel older... I would check with a therapist to work on the chronic worry even it wasn't the only reason for hair loss, etc (i.e. Just because it's no fun being worried chronically); might also consult with family doctor for overall physical check up...
Answered 3/21/2015
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