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A member asked:
Should i shave my head if my hair is thinning in front because i pull at it?
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No: You do not need to shave your head, however, you may need help with your picking at your hair issue. Many times when we are stressed, we pick. If you stop picking, it should grow back.
Answered 8/5/2013
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