This is due to something called telogen effluvium.
, 27 percent of patients recovering from COVID-19 report hair loss as an on-going problem — that's more than a quarter of survivors.Harvard Health Publishing at Harvard Medical School
, can be triggered by surgery, major physical trauma, physiological stress, illness, extreme weight loss, some medications, and more. "Because hairs that enter the telogen phase rest in place for two to four months before falling out, you may not notice any hair loss until two to four months after the event that caused the problem," reads the Harvard Medical School article."Telogen effluvium rarely lasts longer than six months, although some cases last longer."
While this COVID-19 recovery symptom is only temporary and should not lead to a long-term condition, you should visit your doctor if you're concerned about your sudden hair loss, as well as follow a healthy diet and
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