Right - of course it would be difficult to pin the onset of vitiligo to stress, but I wanted to post this because my first reaction was one of strong skepticism. (There’s a lot of propaganda out there.) I checked myself and looked it up.
People from countries like Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine look much older than people from relatively stable (as in not bombed constantly) countries like Jordan, Iran and Egypt. The wealthy gulf countries have a much younger looking people for the most part.
You can definitely see the stress of war And opression ageing people fast.
She’s also right at the age where it often presents itself. But yes stress can cause it to appear or suddenly spread.
Right - of course it would be difficult to pin the onset of vitiligo to stress, but I wanted to post this because my first reaction was one of strong skepticism. (There’s a lot of propaganda out there.) I checked myself and looked it up.
People from countries like Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine look much older than people from relatively stable (as in not bombed constantly) countries like Jordan, Iran and Egypt. The wealthy gulf countries have a much younger looking people for the most part.
You can definitely see the stress of war And opression ageing people fast.
Yes, but that aged look from years of stress isn’t vitiligo.