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TrichotillomaniaCompulsive hair pulling. An impulse control disorder characterized by the repeated urge to pull out scalp hair, eyelashes, eyebrows, or other body hair. Treatment may include cognitive-behavior therapy and medications.
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Trichotillomania1905, from French trichotillomanie (1889), from tricho-, Latinized form of Greek trikho-, comb. form of thrix (genitive trikhos) "hair" + Greek tillesthai "to pull out" + mania.
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Trichotillomanianoun. an impulse-control disorder marked by continual hair tugging or pulling on any area of one's body where hair grows, frequently with conspicuous hair loss. Emotions of escalating tension pri [..]
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TrichotillomaniaTrichotillomania is a manifestation of anxiety that causes compulsive hair-pulling. This hair-pulling most commonly involves head hair but can also involve eyelashes, eyebrows and any other body hair.
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Trichotillomania(n) an irresistible urge to pull out your own hair
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TrichotillomaniaCompulsion to pull out one's Hair.
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TrichotillomaniaCompulsion to pull out one's hair.
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TrichotillomaniaThe unnatural impulse to pull out one’s own hair; in the permanent cosmetics industry we most commonly see the pulling out of eyelashes and eyebrows.
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TrichotillomaniaPeople with trichotillomania, also called trichotillosis, are unable to stop themselves from pulling out their hair or twisting it until it breaks. Many experts classify it as an obsessive-compulsive [..]
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TrichotillomaniaThis form of hair loss is caused by pulling out ones own hair, usually without realising it.
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TrichotillomaniaThis form of hair loss is caused by pulling out one’s own hair, usually without realising it.
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