As a cancer patient I recieved chemotherapy that knoked out much of my hair. Before treatment I have very different textured hair next after it grew back. I have be off treatments for about a year and be wondering if the new texture is permanent or if it will return to the pre-chemo texture. Thanks for any fluency or personal experience!
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Well my mom had the same article, her hair grew back full glutinous and brown. It just depends on your genetics. The single way to really change the quill color you get once it grows back is to color it and my mom did this as economically.
Hope that helps =D
I lost half of my curls due to radiation txs for Hodgkin's when i was 15. When it came spinal column in it was curly! The top piece of my hair was straight, and if you can interpret a horizontal life from ear to ear--that was curly--finally after going on for a year, it started growing in straight--I kept it very shirt until consequently so I didn't look odd.
I just lost my pelt the past couple of weeks due to chemo for breast cancer (I'm 39 now)--and while I'm gray now, I expect it will come put a bet on gray--and possibly curly again--may people have what are call chemo curls for a couple of years before the hair reverts stern to it's prior texture (for lack of a better word--straight if that was the bag I suppose).
So, in short--yes it can come back contained by different colors and or textures, but it is usually temporary. Source(s): Been within, done that, doing it again.
0They few people I knew who suffered from quill loos all had a adjust in colour and texture. Seems like the come back baby fine and mostly gray within colour. For them, it was permanent. This is something you could ask you doctor or nurse subsequent time you go in for a recheck.
My understandin is that it should be pretty much like it be. My wife had lots of radiation to her head and her spike was not going to grow back, but she died back we could find out for sure.
The changes are temporary.
I hold had chemotherapy myself and lost all of my spine. It came back a different texture (curly!) but 2,5 years subsequently my hair looks exactly the same as it did pre-cancer.
Also I volunteer at a cancer charity so I own seen literally hundreds of ppl who have gone through chemo, mane loss and hair regrowth. Their experiences are similar to mine. Source(s): Experience.
it depends on the genes, what you enjoy before won't change after the psychiatric therapy, you will get what you used to have
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Answers:
Well my mom had the same article, her hair grew back full glutinous and brown. It just depends on your genetics. The single way to really change the quill color you get once it grows back is to color it and my mom did this as economically.
Hope that helps =D
I lost half of my curls due to radiation txs for Hodgkin's when i was 15. When it came spinal column in it was curly! The top piece of my hair was straight, and if you can interpret a horizontal life from ear to ear--that was curly--finally after going on for a year, it started growing in straight--I kept it very shirt until consequently so I didn't look odd.
I just lost my pelt the past couple of weeks due to chemo for breast cancer (I'm 39 now)--and while I'm gray now, I expect it will come put a bet on gray--and possibly curly again--may people have what are call chemo curls for a couple of years before the hair reverts stern to it's prior texture (for lack of a better word--straight if that was the bag I suppose).
So, in short--yes it can come back contained by different colors and or textures, but it is usually temporary. Source(s): Been within, done that, doing it again.
0They few people I knew who suffered from quill loos all had a adjust in colour and texture. Seems like the come back baby fine and mostly gray within colour. For them, it was permanent. This is something you could ask you doctor or nurse subsequent time you go in for a recheck.
My understandin is that it should be pretty much like it be. My wife had lots of radiation to her head and her spike was not going to grow back, but she died back we could find out for sure.
The changes are temporary.
I hold had chemotherapy myself and lost all of my spine. It came back a different texture (curly!) but 2,5 years subsequently my hair looks exactly the same as it did pre-cancer.
Also I volunteer at a cancer charity so I own seen literally hundreds of ppl who have gone through chemo, mane loss and hair regrowth. Their experiences are similar to mine. Source(s): Experience.
it depends on the genes, what you enjoy before won't change after the psychiatric therapy, you will get what you used to have
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