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My 18 year old daughter has had thinning of her hair for the past few years, our area has hard water, does this have to do with it, and what else.
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Unlikely: Your daughter needs a medical evaluation and a dermatologic opinion. Hard water is a very unlikely cause.
Answered 3/16/2014
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