I've been taking apidex-p for just over a year, how can I get my hair to grow back?

Posted:: 3 May 2011 by marquita188
Topics:: adipex-p, insomnia, xerostomia, side effect, mouth

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the results have been great, I'm near my goal of 128-124 pounds(I'm 5 feet), side effects are kinda bad insomnia, dry mouth, scatter brain, hair loss etc. but it's coming off a lot slower than before,(1-2 or 0 pounds a month) before it was 5-10 pounds a mouth, I think I'm going to a plateau. what other workouts, can I do to get more weight to come off? and how can I get my hair to grow back?

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pledge

21 Mar 2012

Hello marquita188. Your body has built up an immunity to Apidex-p (Phentermine). The drug is to be taken only for the short term. This to show results (long term use is ineffective) and to avoid side effects such as you are experiencing now such as the hair loss. Best I can suggest is to stop taking the drug and hopefully your hair will begin to grow back. You might ask your doctor as to what might be done. I'd not bother with another weight loss drug. Regards, pledge

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