Definition of trichotillomania in English:

trichotillomania

nounˌtrɪkə(ʊ)tɪlə(ʊ)ˈmeɪnɪəˌtrikəˌtiləˈmānēə

mass noun

A compulsive desire to pull out one's hair.
an amino acid that has previously shown promise in treating repetitive and compulsive disorders has reduced hair-pulling in 25 people with trichotillomania
Example sentencesExamples
- A teen who's pulling her hair out may have trichotillomania, a condition that results in obvious hair loss.
- Look for a therapist with experience treating trichotillomania.
- Today, one in 50 Americans is thought to suffer from trichotillomania.
- My daughter has been suffering from trichotillomania for five years.
- Despite increasing knowledge about trichotillomania, ignorance about the disorder remains one of the most overwhelming problems.
- There is a great deal of debate surrounding the causes or triggers of trichotillomania, complicated by its heterogeneity.
- For many, having trichotillomania remains their biggest secret.
- Hair loss to Trichotillomania varies from barely noticeable thinning to total loss.
- Some professionals do see similarities between trichotillomania, officially classified as an impulse-control disorder, and OCD.
- Trichotillomania is an "impulse-control disorder" in humans, characterised by repetitive stereotypical hair pulling from different areas.
- Trichotillomania often begins in childhood or in the teen years.
- That was eight years ago, and I've since read everything I can find about trichotillomania.
- Compulsive hair pulling (trichotillomania) sometimes responds to drugs for obsessive-compulsive disorder or depression.
- A licensed professional counselor, Joan specializes in helping victims of trichotillomania.
- Treatment approaches for trichotillomania are highly individualised.
- This eleven-year-old girl presented with a well-established case of Trichotillomania.
- Trichotillomania tends to be chronic and manifests slightly differently in each of us.
- The stress-related habit of hair pulling usually isn't as severe as in trichotillomania.
- It sounds like you're describing a condition called trichotillomania.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French trichotillomanie, from Greek thrix, trikhos 'hair' + tillein 'pull out (hair)' + -mania.

Definition of trichotillomania in US English:

trichotillomania

nounˌtrikəˌtiləˈmānēə

A compulsive desire to pull out one's hair.
an amino acid that has previously shown promise in treating repetitive and compulsive disorders has reduced hair-pulling in 25 people with trichotillomania
Example sentencesExamples
- A teen who's pulling her hair out may have trichotillomania, a condition that results in obvious hair loss.
- Trichotillomania tends to be chronic and manifests slightly differently in each of us.
- The stress-related habit of hair pulling usually isn't as severe as in trichotillomania.
- For many, having trichotillomania remains their biggest secret.
- Despite increasing knowledge about trichotillomania, ignorance about the disorder remains one of the most overwhelming problems.
- This eleven-year-old girl presented with a well-established case of Trichotillomania.
- Hair loss to Trichotillomania varies from barely noticeable thinning to total loss.
- Trichotillomania is an "impulse-control disorder" in humans, characterised by repetitive stereotypical hair pulling from different areas.
- Some professionals do see similarities between trichotillomania, officially classified as an impulse-control disorder, and OCD.
- Compulsive hair pulling (trichotillomania) sometimes responds to drugs for obsessive-compulsive disorder or depression.
- A licensed professional counselor, Joan specializes in helping victims of trichotillomania.
- Look for a therapist with experience treating trichotillomania.
- There is a great deal of debate surrounding the causes or triggers of trichotillomania, complicated by its heterogeneity.
- It sounds like you're describing a condition called trichotillomania.
- Today, one in 50 Americans is thought to suffer from trichotillomania.
- My daughter has been suffering from trichotillomania for five years.
- Trichotillomania often begins in childhood or in the teen years.
- Treatment approaches for trichotillomania are highly individualised.
- That was eight years ago, and I've since read everything I can find about trichotillomania.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French trichotillomanie, from Greek thrix, trikhos ‘hair’ + tillein ‘pull out (hair)’ + -mania.

词汇	trichotillomania
释义	Definition of trichotillomania in English: trichotillomania nounˌtrɪkə(ʊ)tɪlə(ʊ)ˈmeɪnɪəˌtrikəˌtiləˈmānēə mass noun A compulsive desire to pull out one's hair. an amino acid that has previously shown promise in treating repetitive and compulsive disorders has reduced hair-pulling in 25 people with trichotillomania Example sentencesExamples A teen who's pulling her hair out may have trichotillomania, a condition that results in obvious hair loss. Look for a therapist with experience treating trichotillomania. Today, one in 50 Americans is thought to suffer from trichotillomania. My daughter has been suffering from trichotillomania for five years. Despite increasing knowledge about trichotillomania, ignorance about the disorder remains one of the most overwhelming problems. There is a great deal of debate surrounding the causes or triggers of trichotillomania, complicated by its heterogeneity. For many, having trichotillomania remains their biggest secret. Hair loss to Trichotillomania varies from barely noticeable thinning to total loss. Some professionals do see similarities between trichotillomania, officially classified as an impulse-control disorder, and OCD. Trichotillomania is an "impulse-control disorder" in humans, characterised by repetitive stereotypical hair pulling from different areas. Trichotillomania often begins in childhood or in the teen years. That was eight years ago, and I've since read everything I can find about trichotillomania. Compulsive hair pulling (trichotillomania) sometimes responds to drugs for obsessive-compulsive disorder or depression. A licensed professional counselor, Joan specializes in helping victims of trichotillomania. Treatment approaches for trichotillomania are highly individualised. This eleven-year-old girl presented with a well-established case of Trichotillomania. Trichotillomania tends to be chronic and manifests slightly differently in each of us. The stress-related habit of hair pulling usually isn't as severe as in trichotillomania. It sounds like you're describing a condition called trichotillomania. Origin Early 20th century: from French trichotillomanie, from Greek thrix, trikhos 'hair' + tillein 'pull out (hair)' + -mania. Definition of trichotillomania in US English: trichotillomania nounˌtrikəˌtiləˈmānēə A compulsive desire to pull out one's hair. an amino acid that has previously shown promise in treating repetitive and compulsive disorders has reduced hair-pulling in 25 people with trichotillomania Example sentencesExamples A teen who's pulling her hair out may have trichotillomania, a condition that results in obvious hair loss. Trichotillomania tends to be chronic and manifests slightly differently in each of us. The stress-related habit of hair pulling usually isn't as severe as in trichotillomania. For many, having trichotillomania remains their biggest secret. Despite increasing knowledge about trichotillomania, ignorance about the disorder remains one of the most overwhelming problems. This eleven-year-old girl presented with a well-established case of Trichotillomania. Hair loss to Trichotillomania varies from barely noticeable thinning to total loss. Trichotillomania is an "impulse-control disorder" in humans, characterised by repetitive stereotypical hair pulling from different areas. Some professionals do see similarities between trichotillomania, officially classified as an impulse-control disorder, and OCD. Compulsive hair pulling (trichotillomania) sometimes responds to drugs for obsessive-compulsive disorder or depression. A licensed professional counselor, Joan specializes in helping victims of trichotillomania. Look for a therapist with experience treating trichotillomania. There is a great deal of debate surrounding the causes or triggers of trichotillomania, complicated by its heterogeneity. It sounds like you're describing a condition called trichotillomania. Today, one in 50 Americans is thought to suffer from trichotillomania. My daughter has been suffering from trichotillomania for five years. Trichotillomania often begins in childhood or in the teen years. Treatment approaches for trichotillomania are highly individualised. That was eight years ago, and I've since read everything I can find about trichotillomania. Origin Early 20th century: from French trichotillomanie, from Greek thrix, trikhos ‘hair’ + tillein ‘pull out (hair)’ + -mania.
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