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My 14 year old has used dex for 2 years, now she is not wanting to wear it due to tan lines, what should i do?
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Suggest other site: For teenagers as you would imagine, body image and peer pressure is paramount. But for someone who needs regular,r monitoring for a potential risky medical condition, she can learn to look beyond such superficial concerns. That one piece swim suits are making a comeback may indicate for opportunities to consider alternate sites for the pump to avoid tan lines.
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