Hair Growth after chemo. Chemotherapy 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 be distressing and challenging for many people. However, hair growth usually resumes after chemotherapy ends.

In this video, I will share with you my personal experience of 2 months after chemotherapy hair growth. You will see how my hair has changed in texture, color, and length. By watching this video, you will be able to see that there is hope and beauty after chemotherapy, and that you are not alone in this journey. Watch this video and learn how to embrace your 2 months after chemotherapy hair growth!

My cancer journey playlist

   • Cassie's Breast Cancer Stage 2a Journ...  

*******************************

I was 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

I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma in May 2022 stage 2.

NEXT PLAN OF ACTION

20 rounds of radiation, 1min 30 seconds each

Now taking Nolvadex D Estrogeon Blockers


Watch my cancer journey playlist    • Cassie's Breast Cancer Stage 2a Journ...  

#chemotherapyhairjourney #hairregrowthafterchemo #hairgrowthafterchemo #chemohairregrowth