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Can i use neutrogena t-gel without a prescription or asking my doctor?
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Dandruff: You don't need to tell your doctor unless you are on other medications that make the skin more sensitive to sunlight. For a 22 year with graves disease, there is no contraindication.
Answered 7/25/2013
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