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A member asked:
Should you really try minoxidil on your chest for hair growth? i heard it could be dangerous as it messes with blood pressure etc.
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Chest hair: DO NOT TRY MINOXIDIL or anything else without discussing this with your doctor. If you have a hair growth problem at your age you might want to see a Dermatologist.
Answered 8/29/2015
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