Juggling work and home is not an easy task. You have to find your balance in order to avoid so much stress. 

Medical studies show that common causes of stress are the interconnection, such as work issues, family-related problems, the lack of time and illness. If left untreated for a long time, it might lead to an immune deficiency that causes a disorder like hair loss. A lot of us can confirm that we experience a constant hair fall, especially at the height of stress. When at its peak, our white blood cells attack the follicles thus causing alopecia. Thus, anxiety can drive your hair into a prolonged resting phase. It is called telogen effluvium. The stress experienced in our body can generate hair loss symptoms. If it's not treated well, the result is an early baldness. Are you worried about it? Nothing to worry about hun, if you can manage it. Here are a few steps on how you can manage it: