Dear tndfe, Hair regrowth after chemotherapy varies from individual to individual. You will see it starting to come back about 4 weeks after chemotherapy is completed. It grows at about the rate that your hair grew before chemotherapy. There is nothing available at this time that can be recommended to speed up the process. Remember, the hair that grows back may be of a different
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As far as regrowth goes, my last treatment of A/C was in September and I had "stubble" by December and was not wearing my wig by February. The regrowth seems painfully slow, especially when all you want is to feel "normal" again. My husbad's hairdresser did recommend a hair regrowth treatment. It's supposed to stimulate the hair follicles. I wish I could remember the name, but unfortunately, it's not coming to me.
My hair came back in baby fine and wavy. It's now been a year since the stubble started and I've had 1 haircut. My hair is still in the shorter stages, but is growning in nicely. People looking at me would not know that I had lost it.
Good luck, keep positive and before you know it, yours will be back soon too.
Gina
Before I lost my hair, a hairdresser told me that hair grows 1/2 inch/month. I found this to be true after my hair started coming in.
When my hair first came in, it was very curly (it used to be straight). It was like having a free perm! I received alot of compliments on it.
However, I've always had really long hair, so I chose to let it keep growing. It's now below my shoulders with alot of body, and the bottom half is curly (it looks like I rolled it!).
I have a feeling it will keep straightening over time as it grows out, but it will probably keep the body.
Hope you're feeling okay.
Take care...
Geral