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Help with Alopecia and Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy often causes hair loss otherwise known as Alopecia. This is because the cells in the hair follicles grow fast and chemotherapy damages fast growing cells. Hair loss is not permanent and it will grow back once your treatment has ended. Not all drugs cause hair loss – Some just cause thinning and others cause dramatic hair loss including the body hair and eye brows.
Hair loss can start any time from after the first few days after chemotherapy to within a few weeks. However, your hair will grow back once treatment is complete although to start with your hair will grow back very fine, very like a babies hair.
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