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How do i stop eyelashes falling out?
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Treat causes: Eyelashes fall out as we age, but can also happen with allergies, eyelid inflammation, infection, low thyroid hormone, poor diet and trauma. Try eliminating the natural causes, such as with better diet or avoiding allergens. See an ophthalmologist to help in diagnosis.
Answered 5/27/2016
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