Sandra Bullock costarred with Brad Pitt in the film Bullet Train, which gained her notoriety after her performance alongside Channing Tatum in the action comedy The Lost City. The trailer for the film was released recently. Bullock,57, had previously talked about a period of her life when she was anxious, bald, and stressed out.

The actress, who is currently appearing in the 1994 film Speed, which is being remade for ITV4, said a few years ago that she had thought she would die because of a series of stressful events in her life that were having an adverse effect on her body.

In an interview with Jada Pinkett Smith, Willow Smith, and Adrienne Banfield Norris, Bullock said that she “wasn’t the same” after a stalker came into her home, which was the conclusion of a series of unfortunate occurrences.Bullock claimed that her son Louis’ grand mal seizure in the days before the break-in was the first stressful event that left her concerned for his safety.

Some people associate an epileptic fit with a grand mal, tonic-clonic seizure. Other medical disorders that can occasionally cause this type of seizure include:

Low blood sugar and a high body temperature can lead to stroke.

These seizures usually progress through two stages: the “tonic” and the “clonic.” Most people usually pass out in the early stages. People may become rigid and collapse to the ground.

Bullock was concerned for her young son’s wellbeing. A few days later, she was bitten by a toxic spider, and things only got worse when her hair began falling out in large chunks.

“When I looked at that, I thought my body was going to break,” the actress remembers. It wasn’t responding very well to what was going on.

“It seems like my hair is getting thinner. I have patches of alopecia everywhere. I’m spreading my hair out in front of the tub.

“If I can’t get myself together, I’m going to die. My body will occasionally go through something I cannot, even though I can generally control practically everything.

Bullock faced a house invasion while hiding in the closet, which resulted in “severe anxiety” and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), in addition to her hair loss.

In a heartfelt statement, the actress detailed how her house was broken into while she was there. This doesn’t work out well, I think to myself when I’m in the closet. It won’t help that I’m going to be hiding in the closet. Louis and I spent that one night together.

Following the incident, the actress sought counseling, specifically undergoing eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy, which she called her “unraveling” procedure (EMDR).

EMDR assists patients in addressing the images, emotions, thoughts, and bodily sensations associated with traumatic experiences, which can lead to a range of mental health problems. EMDR therapy involves talking and moving the eyes side to side.

“There may be a huge transition from someone who is constantly reminded of a traumatic incident and all of the unpleasant symptoms to feeling like it is behind them and no longer of concern,” says Dr. Justin Havens, an EMDR consultant.

“After trauma, using EMDR expedites your body’s healing and recovery processes. Your therapist is by your side as you heal from the inside out.

Bullock discovered that this therapy assisted her in controlling her post-traumatic stress disorder and reducing the severe stress that led to her hair loss.

The physiological reactions of PTSD patients to acute stress or anxiety are long-lasting, as opposed to a rapid reaction to an immediate threat or feeling of dread.

Stated differently, the body releases hormones to halt essential processes (including digestion, skin repair, and hair growth) even in the absence of danger. This allows the body to conserve energy for responding to our body’s normal responses to danger. For others, this may clarify why they begin to lose hair after being diagnosed with PTSD.

When treating PTSD in persons who are losing their hair, it is critical to massage the scalp gently and avoid using heated instruments or strong chemicals that might burn the hair. See a dermatologist for guidance on effective scalp treatments if you have unsightly and unpleasant bald areas.