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Fall Hair Loss Surge Linked to Hormonal Shifts in Women
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By מיכל הלפרין
First reported by Mako · 21 hours ago
What happened
Israeli women are experiencing increased hair loss in the fall due to seasonal hormonal changes, primarily elevated testosterone levels, according to a dermatology expert. While common and usually natural, persistent excessive shedding warrants medical consultation.
- 01Fall hair loss in women is linked to seasonal hormonal shifts.
- 02Increased testosterone secretion causes more significant hair shedding.
- 03Losing up to 100 hairs daily is considered normal.
- 04Pillow checks are a better indicator of excessive hair loss than shower drains.
- 05Persistent shedding over six hairs on the pillow requires medical attention.
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