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Hypertrichosis - Wikipedia
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General Knowledge - The “Wolfman Disease” (the more common name for hypertrichosis) is an extremely rare condition that results in an overgrowth of thick hair covering the entire body. The syndrome is
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Health Information Corner - HYPERTRICHOSIS: The warewolf syndrome. A rare condition characterized by excessive hair growth on any part of the body. This abnormal hair growth may cover the face and body.
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Hypertrichosis (Werewolf Syndrome): Causes, Treatments, and Types
