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Have gone from being inactive to exercising. noticed hair thinning and get nose bleeds during the day. why is this happening and can i still exercise?
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Thinning hair: If you are exercising too much, you can suppress your normal hormonal production. This alteration can have effects on appearance, hair, skin appearance. You should consult your family doctor and delineate your symptoms that need to be evaluated. Arch s miller Ms,md,facs,faap
Answered 5/13/2019
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