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Kur rënia e flokëve nuk është më normale

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Çdo person ka mesatarisht 80 mijë deri në 120 mijë fije floku dhe humb rreth 50 deri në 100 fije në ditë. Kjo konsiderohet pjesë normale e ciklit të…

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Lifestyle Kur rënia e flokëve nuk është më normale Taulant HaliliPublikuar 4 Nëntor 21:15 · 3 min lexim Çdo person ka mesatarisht 80 mijë deri në 120 mijë fije floku dhe humb rreth 50 deri në 100 fije në ditë. Kjo konsiderohet pjesë normale e ciklit të rritjes dhe rinovimit të flokëve. Megjithatë, nëse vëreni se flokët po ju bien në sasi të madhe ose në tufa, kjo mund të jetë shenjë se duhet të konsultoheni me mjekun. Rënia e flokëve është një proces natyral, por në raste të caktuara mund të lidhet me ndryshime në organizëm, stres, sëmundje apo faktorë të tjerë shëndetësorë. Rënia e flokëve mund të ndodhë si reagim i trupit ndaj situatave stresuese ose ndryshimeve të mëdha fizike. Ndër faktorët më të zakonshëm janë: Lindja e fëmijës; Fillimi ose ndërprerja e përdorimit të kontraceptivëve; Rënia e shpejtë në peshë; Temperatura e lartë; Rikuperimi pas një operacioni; Rikuperimi pas një sëmundjeje; Stresi i madh fizik ose emocional. Sipas ekspertëve, organizmit mund t’i duhet kohë për…

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Vizion Plus Albania · November 4, 2026 at 21:15 publisher's date

Kur rënia e flokëve nuk është më normale

By Taulant Halili

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Çdo person ka mesatarisht 80 mijë deri në 120 mijë fije floku dhe humb rreth 50 deri në 100 fije në ditë. Kjo konsiderohet pjesë normale e ciklit të…

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