Cannot get hot water to totally shut off in the bathtub

Cassa (Guest) Said,

My bathtub's hot water will not shut off all the way, most of the time. Sometimes it is just a rare drip, sometimes I can get it all the way off, and others it is a really fast drip. I know I need to get this taken care of but wondered if anyone had any advice on what it is and if it is something I need a licensed plumber for.

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