2 and half weeks on the First Chemotherapy my hair loss is now in clumps | My cancer journey #shorts
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Chemotherapy for breast cancer is
Chemotherapy for breast cancer is a treatment that uses drugs to kill cancer cells, but it can also affect the normal cells in your body, including the hair follicles. This can cause hair loss or thinning, which can start as early as two weeks after the first treatment. Hair loss can vary from person to person, depending on the type and dose of chemotherapy, the length of treatment, and the individual response. Some people may lose all their hair, while others may only lose some or none at all.
Hair loss from chemotherapy is usually temporary, and hair growth usually resumes after chemotherapy ends, or sometimes even during treatment. However, the new hair may be different from the original hair in color, texture, or thickness. It may take several months or longer for the hair to grow back fully and regain its normal appearance.
There are some things you can do to cope with hair loss from chemotherapy and take care of your scalp and hair. Here are some tips that you may find helpful:
Before starting chemotherapy, you may want to cut your hair short or shave it off completely. This can help you prepare for the change and reduce the amount of hair that falls out.
You may want to wear a wig, hat, scarf, or turban to cover your head and protect it from the sun and cold. You can choose a style and color that suits your preference and personality. You may also want to try different accessories and looks to express yourself and have fun.
I hope this information was helpful for you. I wish you all the best in your recovery and health. Remember that you are beautiful and strong, no matter what. 💖
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to reply. I’m here to chat with you anytime. 😊
I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer 2a. My treatment plan is six rounds of Chemotherapy followed by radiation.
I'm 41, i'm currently just starting my 6 rounds of Chemotherapy. Once completing my Chemotherapy treatment plan i will take my risk from 46% or getting breast cancer again to 27% this isn't counting the rounds or radiation.
Im on FEC D treatment plan
Part One : Fluorouracil 5FU, chemotherapy given by injection into the vein, Pharmorubicin chemotherapy given by injection into the vein, Cyclophospamide chemotherapy given by injection into the vein
Every three weeks
Part Two: Docetaxel (other names: Taxotere) chemotherapy given by injection into the vein
Every three weeks
#mycancerjourney #chemotherapy #chemotherapyhairjourney #docetaxelchemo #chemohairloss
Hair loss from chemotherapy is usually temporary, and hair growth usually resumes after chemotherapy ends, or sometimes even during treatment. However, the new hair may be different from the original hair in color, texture, or thickness. It may take several months or longer for the hair to grow back fully and regain its normal appearance.
There are some things you can do to cope with hair loss from chemotherapy and take care of your scalp and hair. Here are some tips that you may find helpful:
Before starting chemotherapy, you may want to cut your hair short or shave it off completely. This can help you prepare for the change and reduce the amount of hair that falls out.
You may want to wear a wig, hat, scarf, or turban to cover your head and protect it from the sun and cold. You can choose a style and color that suits your preference and personality. You may also want to try different accessories and looks to express yourself and have fun.
I hope this information was helpful for you. I wish you all the best in your recovery and health. Remember that you are beautiful and strong, no matter what. 💖
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to reply. I’m here to chat with you anytime. 😊
I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer 2a. My treatment plan is six rounds of Chemotherapy followed by radiation.
I'm 41, i'm currently just starting my 6 rounds of Chemotherapy. Once completing my Chemotherapy treatment plan i will take my risk from 46% or getting breast cancer again to 27% this isn't counting the rounds or radiation.
Im on FEC D treatment plan
Part One : Fluorouracil 5FU, chemotherapy given by injection into the vein, Pharmorubicin chemotherapy given by injection into the vein, Cyclophospamide chemotherapy given by injection into the vein
Every three weeks
Part Two: Docetaxel (other names: Taxotere) chemotherapy given by injection into the vein
Every three weeks
#mycancerjourney #chemotherapy #chemotherapyhairjourney #docetaxelchemo #chemohairloss
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