Greg Grunberg reveals why he is suddenly bald after surgery in Youtube video

Greg Grunberg Opens himself about his latest hair loss after surgery.

The Heroes and Bliss the actor, 58, shared a video on his Talk about it Youtube channel Wednesday, May 7 and handled his sudden change in appearance. In the video – entitled “What happens to me?” – He revealed that he has been diagnosed with alopecia, an autoimmune disease that attacks the body’s hair follicles, according to Cleveland Clinic.

“First of all, I want to thank everyone who is asking if I’m okay, you know,” What happens? I saw pictures of you, you have no hair, what happens? “This is what happens,” Grunberg said in the video.

He then removed his Talk about it hat to reveal its hairless head. “I suddenly got alopecia, and I didn’t know anything about it. I still learn about it,” he continued.

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“It would be hypocritical of me not to talk about it. I mean, that’s what we do. That’s what we encourage people to do,” he added and refers to the assignment for his channel, which aims to create awareness of important issues and causes.

“Don’t be ashamed of something happening,” he reminded his viewers and led, “Everyone has something.”

Grunberg also said he believes his condition was activated after he underwent knee change operation In October.

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“I think the shocked alopecia in, you know, actually introduced himself,” said the actor, who shared that he also has the thyroid Hashimoto’s disease. “I think I probably had it dormant in my body for a long time.”

Despite the latest diagnosis, Grunberg maintains a positive view.

“What I have learned in this immediately, you know, just do the googling and search and go on all these chat groups and everything, are millions of people who have this,” the Alias actor said. “And I look good! I mean, I’m lucky, okay? I look good.”

“All my tests come back negative, my numbers are down, I’m eating right, I’m training, I’m doing all the right things,” he added.

“No need to worry, everything is well,” he finished and added, “Thank you so much for all your concerns and your questions. It’s alopecia and many people have it and many people – most – live well with it, so that’s what I do. To come.

Grunberg is not the only celebrity that opens up for having alopecia in recent years. Jada Pinkett Smith revealed that she has the disease in 2018 and discussed her experience in a section of Red table call.

River star Lili Reinhart has also shared that she lives with the permit and publishes her diagnosis in a January TikTok video, where she can be seen as undergoing Red light therapy.

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According to the Cleveland clinic, about 7 million people in the United States have alopecia, which can occur in several different forms. Some with the condition experience a spotted hair loss limited to the scalp, while others experience total hair loss all over the body.

The clinic notes that a person is more likely to develop alopecia if there is a family history with the condition or if family members have other autoimmune diseases Like lupus or thyroid disease.

Although there is no cure for alopecia, there are medicines that can help, and in some cases the condition goes to remission, according to the clinic.