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I am losing large amounts of head hair, toenails falling off, many blood spots inside arms, fatigue and joint pain?
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You need to see a DR: For a comprehensive medical evaluation. Anything is possible - arthritis , thyroid disorder, blood disorder , autoimmune condition etc. Hope u feel better !
Answered 12/9/2013
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Get evaluated: Several things need to be evaluated and some possibilities can be very serious. You must seen medical care as soon as possible.
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