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Had blood test all fine but liver levels abnormal. i never drank alcohol or smoked anything. now due a scan, is this y i am losing a lot of hair?
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See below: Hair loss can be seen in liver disease, probably not the most common symptom though. This is common in iron deficiency and hypoactive thyroid, which i presume was done by your doctor.
Answered 6/10/2015
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