Men with bad mood are more likely to suffer from skin diseases

The complex interpersonal relationships in modern society require everyone to suppress their true emotions, which often leads to bad moods, especially for men. Dermatologists say that long-term bad moods can easily cause cerebral cortex dysfunction, resulting in nerve and endocrine disorders, and ultimately lead to skin diseases such as neurodermatitis, psoriasis, and alopecia areata. So men should be vigilant and keep a good mood, so that they can stay away from skin diseases and be healthy men!

1. Neurodermatitis

Clinical studies have found that patients with neurodermatitis often experience adverse events of varying degrees within a year before the onset of the disease, such as family conflicts, financial problems, work and study pressure, etc. Experts point out that people with impatient personalities and unstable emotions have poor adaptability to these adverse stimuli, and react sensitively, strongly and persistently, so they are prone to neurodermatitis.

2. Hair-pulling disorder

In clinical practice, it is more common in people with withdrawn and introverted personalities. When cleaning, they feel that bugs have landed on their heads, and they feel itchy and crawling on their heads. They pull out their hair every night, thinking that the bugs that have burrowed into their hair are also pulled out with their hair, and they feel comfortable when pulling out their hair. Such patients are often difficult to treat, and psychological suggestion therapy is needed to be effective.

3. Psoriasis

As early as 1,000 years ago, Persian doctors had reported the impact of tense interpersonal relationships on psoriasis rashes. The latest research found that more than 40% of psoriasis patients had a history of mental stress before the onset of the disease. Clinical experience has also shown that psoriasis patients who maintain an optimistic attitude have a significantly better prognosis than those who are pessimistic and disappointed.

4. Spotted baldness

Alopecia areata, commonly known as alopecia areata, is one of the most obvious skin diseases affected by emotions. It is often caused by strong mental shock or severe anxiety. About 80% of alopecia areata have obvious psychological causes. Psychological support therapy can relieve the patient's anxiety. In addition, you should communicate with others more often and vent negative emotions in time to avoid accumulating into inner conflicts.