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Old 07-19-2010, 05:52 AM #1
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Hi everyone....

lm new to the forum,

Diagnosed last year with Trchilomania,But came into the site tonight as
the past 3 weeks everytime our house gets warm from the heater my Hair
constantly Itches.....so yeah its like 2 degress here atm and lm sitting in the cold room,Also have been noticing my hair is itching in bed

could this be my Tricholomania back ???
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