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Are sunken veins on forehead normal after having baby 6 months ago and completed nursing 1 month ago?started phentermine diet & alopecia ariotaon head
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Nothing to worry : Sunken veins on forehead may be normal and there is nothing to worry about.But at the next Appontment with your doctors let them look at it to find out if anything needs to be done about it
Answered 1/26/2016
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