First of all, congratulations on your remission โ that's huge! ๐ It's completely understandable to feel frustrated about the hair loss continuing even after treatment. You're definitely not alone in this.
Hair regrowth timelines can vary depending on what treatment was received. Here's a general guide:
- After chemotherap Show Full Answer
First of all, congratulations on your remission โ that's huge! ๐ It's completely understandable to feel frustrated about the hair loss continuing even after treatment. You're definitely not alone in this.
Hair regrowth timelines can vary depending on what treatment was received. Here's a general guide:
- After chemotherapy: Hair typically grows back within a few months to up to a year after treatment ends
- After radiation: Regrowth can begin around 3 to 6 months post-treatment
- After targeted therapy or immunotherapy: Hair loss is less common with these, but regrowth is also expected over time In most cases, hair does grow back, though for some people it may come back thinner or with a slightly different texture than before. Patience is key, even when it feels impossible!
If the hair loss feels excessive or is really affecting wellbeing, it's worth bringing up at the next oncology appointment. A doctor can check whether something else might be contributing and discuss options.
As one MyLymphomaTeam member wisely put it โ "You are beautiful with and without hair." ๐
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diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.
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