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Feel tired, my hair are falling out too. will the hair grow back?
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Possibly: It sounds like you may have a couple things going on. Tired symptoms could be related to thyroid or other internal disease. You should get a regular medical evaluation. The hair should grow back if the underlying problem is found.
Answered 1/12/2015
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