Hair-Plucking Maniac
Trichotillomania refers to the repetitive and uncontrollable impulse to pull out one's own hair. It was first reported by Hallopeau in 1889. This disease may be a single symptom or may be associated with certain serious mental illnesses, such as mental retardation, depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive neurosis, and drug addiction. The prevalence of trichotillomania in children is 7 times that of adults, and the prevalence in women is 2.5 times that of men. Preschool boys are more likely to suffer from the disease.
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Site of disease:
psychology -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Preschool boy -
Related symptoms:
Stomach ache trichotillomania anorexia trichotillomania abnormal hair -
Concurrent disease:
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