Yuya confirms that he fights against alopecia, ‘I’m on my way to get my head injected’

Yuya surprised his followers by revealing, through his Instagram stories, that he suffers from alopecia and is already undergoing treatment. What is this condition and why does it affect some women?

The popular youtuber Yuyawho became famous several years ago for her makeup tutorials, decided to share with her followers that she is going through a health problem that, although not serious, is causing him several problems due to the treatments he must undergo.

It is true that Yuya tends to be reserved about the details of her private life, especially since her son Mar was born; however, On this occasion he decided to open up to his fans with a surprising revelation.

Through a photo published in their social networksYuya revealed that suffers from alopeciaso he has had to face it in a very particular way, What did the influencer say about this dermatological problem?

YUYA REVEALS THAT SHE SUFFERS FROM ALOPECIA, “ON THE WAY TO INJECT MY HEAD”

Mariand Castrejón Castañeda, Yuya’s real name, He decided to open up to his fans with a small image that he posted on his Instagram stories; There, he revealed that he suffers from alopecia, although he is already undergoing treatment to combat it.

“Now I’m on my way to get my head injected because for several months now I’ve been in a serious debate with alopecia.”wrote the influencer to accompany a photo where she is seen wearing black glasses and with her hair tied up with a headband.

Yuya’s confession raised many doubts about alopeciasuffered mainly by men, and which generates many stigmas for those women who suffer from it.

ALOPECIA IN WOMEN: WHAT IS IT AND WHY DO THEY SUFFER FROM IT?

According to the University of Navarra site, alopecia “It is the abnormal loss of hair, which is why the term is considered a synonym for baldness.. It can affect the scalp or other areas of the skin where there is hair, such as eyelashes, armpits, genital region and beard.”

“Alopecia can be classified into two groups: scarring alopecia, and non-scarring forms, which are potentially reversible,” the site details.

Although it is less common in women, they can also suffer from alopecia due to factors such as excessive use of dyes and aggressive hair treatments, as well as dryers, stress, pollution, poor diet and smoking.

The most common symptoms of alopecia are loss of more than 100 hairs a day and progressive hair thinning. Treatments like minoxidil and finasteridejust like him cyproterone acetateare recommended by experts.