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Folligrow tablets

2016-05-31 18:09:56
I have been taking folligrow since few years, though not continuously, i take it for a stretch of 20 days and my hair fall reduces. If I stop it for few days, again hair fall increases. Now I am feeling that I am somehow getting addicted to these tablets. Is it good? More clearly, is it bad? At least, is it safe?
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Hi. Greetings. You may not be getting addicted. Don't worry . But don't keep popping it blindly without prescription of a qualified dermatologist. You need to be evaluated for definite causes of hair fall that could be the reason for your issue. So see a dermatologist near you. Further queries/ appointment request may be sent of follow up messaging. Warm regards

Answered2016-06-01 05:43:44

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