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Hi i was just wondering i had a liver infection before and i lost a bit of my hair and just wondering would it have anything to do my liver infection ?
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Viral hepatitis?: Some traditional medications used to treat viral hepatitis can, among a host of side effects, contribute to hair loss.
Answered 1/5/2019
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