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1675871 tn?1304305269

mother off 22 year old daughter

my daughter is 22 now she was diagnosed ,with acute lymphocytic leukemia,{ALL},high risk at the age of 5 it was in her bone marrow,she went through 2.5 years of chemo and radiation  ,its been 17 years and she has been doing awsome i thank god everyday that i still have my daughter with me. And i still worry also that it might return ,my guestion is should she be losing her hair now after all this time ,i feel so bad  for her its falling out in pieces ,she had long beautiful hair,it always was thin and fine after she lost it due to her treatment,but now its terrible i don,t know what to do ,she has been using nioxin ,i am hair stylist ,and thought it might help but its not ,does any one have any ideas to help me help my daughter it would be so appreciated thanks,


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1675871 tn?1304305269
thanks all i appreciated
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962875 tn?1314210036
p.s. Unfortunately, both the Leukemia and the Chemotherapy Expert Forums are closed to new questions.  However, you might find something relevant if you search the archives of those two forums.
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962875 tn?1314210036
Here is a link to the leukemia and lymphoma forum:

http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Leukemia--Lymphoma-/show/139

Best wishes ti you and your daughter...
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1675871 tn?1304305269
thanks new to this site still kinda confused where to go
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25201 tn?1255580836
I'm sorry to hear of your Daughter's recent problem but we here deal with Breast Cancer issues. There are Health Forums for both Leukemia and Chemotherapy and Expert Forums where Dr.s answer questions dealing with both subjects as well. I believe you will receive more appropriate answers on those Forums regarding this current issue. I will say that I do not think the hair loss at this time would be due to the previous Chemotherapy.   Kindest regards ....
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