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Can a eating disorder lead to eyelashes loss ?
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Eating Disorder: Eyelashes loss, other than blepharitis or other seborrhea related problems are uncommon. However an eating disorder can cause vitamin deficiencies that affect skin and this includes eyelids and subsequent eyelashes loss.
Answered 6/11/2015
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