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Saw Palmetto 500mg Treat Hirsutism
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If you have excessive, male-pattern hair growth or unusually rapid growth of male-pattern hair in a short period of time, you should see a medical professional. Also discuss hirsutism with a doctor if you have any symptoms of overproduction of androgens:
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Menstrual periods that are infrequent, irregular or absent
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Acne that is difficult to manage
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Deepening of the voice
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A receding scalp line or thinning hair in your head's crown ...
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