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How can i treat recurring hair loss, acne in a person with pcod and family history of cancer?
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Spironolactone.: The above and no birth control pills. Use doses up to 100 mg twice daily, with gradual increased dosage schedule to 200 mg.
Answered 7/26/2014
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