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A member asked:
Would going on the pill help to reduce excessive hair growth in the pubic area ? could this be caused by a hormone imbalance ?
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Depends: on pattern of growth and family history of patterns. Checking hormones and other tests, could confirm if medication is appropriate or needed.
Answered 1/23/2019
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