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How do i treat pain in my eyebrow hairs?
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Hair don't feel pain: Hair roots can feel pain, or pain can be referred from skin, nerves or bone. Get checked for sinusitis, other infections or inflammations, if all normal consider acupressure.
Answered 11/2/2013
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