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Therapeutic Alternatives for the Hirsute Patient

Pittaway DE et al., 1982

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PCOS > Treatment > PharmacologicalReproductive Endocrinology > Ovulation > Physiology
hirsutism treatment options, excess hair growth women therapy, androgen excess treatment alternatives, pcos hirsutism management, hyperandrogenism therapeutic approaches, facial hair women medical treatment, polycystic ovary syndrome hair growth, anti-androgen therapy hirsutism

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Pittaway, D. E., & Wentz, A. C. (1982). *Therapeutic Alternatives for the Hirsute Patient*.

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