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A member asked:
My 15 year old cousin has been having hairloss for a while, what should she do to get more hair?
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Hair loss why?: She should see a physician . She may be losing hair because of a local reaction on the scalp such as seborrhoic dermatitis, or she may have a thyroid problem.It is also possible she is putting too much tension on her her and then again it may be normal hair loss.
Answered 1/22/2013
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