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How Do I Get Rid Of Red # Icon On My Profile Picture?

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Alexandria, VA
October 17
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To address notifications or updates related to your profile picture on MyHealthTeam, you can follow these steps:

1. Notifications: Click on the bell icon to view your most recent unread notifications. This might help you identify the reason for the red icon
2. Settings: Go to your account settings by selecting the two Show Full Answer

To address notifications or updates related to your profile picture on MyHealthTeam, you can follow these steps:

1. Notifications: Click on the bell icon to view your most recent unread notifications. This might help you identify the reason for the red icon.
2. Settings: Go to your account settings by selecting the two horizontal lines on the top left corner of your screen. Here, you can update various settings, including your profile photo.

If the red icon persists, you may want to contact support by submitting a ticket through the "Contact Us" option.

October 17

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