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Medical:
Address underlying conditions (e.g., metformin for insulin resistance, thyroid hormone replacement)
Anti-androgen therapies (e.g., spironolactone, combined oral contraceptives—requires medical supervision)
Topical eflornithine hydrochloride (prescription) to slow regrowth
Cosmetic:
Laser hair removal (most effective for dark hair on light skin; requires multiple sessions)
Electrolysis (permanent option for all skin/hair types)
Gentle epilation methods; avoid aggressive waxing if skin is sensitive or prone to irritation
Lifestyle Support:
Balanced nutrition emphasizing low-glycemic, anti-inflammatory foods
Regular physical activity to support insulin sensitivity
Stress management techniques (chronic stress may elevate cortisol and androgens)
Note: Supplements (e.g., inositol, vitamin D) should only be used under clinical guidance.
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