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I have pulled my eyelashes and eyebrows out since i was 9 and now im 21 and still doing it, i pull and eat them i've never had help should i?
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Yes: Trichotillomania is the medical term for your condition. There are some tips we can give you but you need to see your family md & see if a referral to psychiatry is needed. Tips: 1.Stress reduction. 2. Rub some vasoline on your eyebrows & on tip of eyelashes without getting it into your eye when you are prone to doing it. 3. Disrupt the behavior by going into a crowd since loneliness is a trigger.
Answered 9/28/2016
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