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Running the fingers between the hair frquently causes hair fall?
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Hair loss: It would be unlikely that running you hands through your hair would cause hair lose. Since all hairs on your head go through a growth phase and a shedding phase it more likely that the hairs you find between your fingers is normal shedding
Answered 3/14/2015
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