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Pcos and chin hair
I have diagnosed with pcos earlier this year . Recently I'm observing hair on my chin getting more coarse and thick black. I used to have fine hair as moustache and in chin 1 black hair was there . Now I have more cchin hairs and my moustache is getting black . Also Im suffering from hairloss How to find exact reason for my hair? Which Tests should  I have to do?
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Get a USG, LH FSH ratio, thyroid function test, serum Prolactin done
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Connect please
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Hello You should not panic first as it’s hormonal Kindly get your thyroid and LH/FSH checked regularly
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Connect pls
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You don't need any test PCoS is the reason
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