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Slow hair growth, thinning hair, excessive hair shedding, all following excessive zinc intake (100mg+/day) 2-3 months prior, could zinc be to blame?
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May be: See dermatologist for evaluation and to discuss treatment options.
Answered 3/3/2013
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