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Dr i am 23 and diabetic .. my ears have become hairy and my back also hairy and so much hair .. what should i do?
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Normal : Having excessive hair as compare to other people is normal. It has no connection with your diabetes. You can regularly trim them, or wax them or have it removed via laser. I would not worry about it.
Answered 10/20/2015
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