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This story might be apocryphal, but rapid greying of hair is now widely referred to as Marie Antoinette syndrome. It is often assumed to be caused by stress — a phenomenon perhaps best exemplified by photographs of heads of state before and after they held office.
Marie Antoinette's hair turned white overnight, like that of a 70-year-old woman, who spent the last days of her life in prison. In reference to this event, in 2009 an article was named as Marie Antoinette syndrome. However, today it is used for Canities subita seen in women. Thomas More syndrome is used for Canities subita seen in men.[3-8]
20 de set. de 2016 · A 2009 paper in the Archives of Dermatology coined the phrase “Marie Antoinette Syndrome” for the sudden whitening of scalp hair, which the late queen herself attributed to her hardships amid ...
Raadpleeg bij gezondheidsklachten een arts. Het marie-antoinette-syndroom ( alopecia areata diffusa) is een haaraandoening waarbij het haar van een persoon vrij plotseling lijkt grijs te worden. Deze aandoening kan op elke leeftijd optreden, bij zowel mannen als vrouwen.
1 de dez. de 2008 · Sudden hair whitening (canities) was first reported centuries ago. Although a rare event, it has affected well-known historical figures, including Sir Thomas Moore and Queen Marie Antoinette of France. Early reports are substantiated by more recent cases in the scientific literature. Often, there is association with psychological stress; in the ...
2 de nov. de 2021 · Marie Antoinette syndrome has been historically linked to extreme stress. But while stress can cause premature gray hairs in time, it’s not clear if it can do so overnight (or within a few weeks).
28 de mai. de 2014 · Le syndrome de Marie-Antoinette désigne le blanchissement brusque de la chevelure de Marie-Antoinette, à 38 ans, dans la nuit précédant sa montée sur l’échafaud le 16 octobre 1793, selon certains témoins. C’est ce qu’on appelle plus prosaïquement le syndrome de « canitie subite ».
