Haircut within thirty days in case of distress

Shloshim (30 Days of Mourning)
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Question

A mourner within thirty days who experiences great distress due to excessive hair, is it permissible to be lenient with a haircut in case of distress?

Answer

It is not permissible to be lenient with a haircut even in case of distress.

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