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Question about hair
cahjah75
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My MO said I can color my hair anytime but it still needs to grow a bit longer. After chemo, my lashes grew back first and nice and thick. My eyebrows are ok but not great. However, I have a lot of facial hair on my cheeks. I guess it's not too noticeable but I know it's there. I'm 6 1/2 months post chemo and thought it would be gone by now. I've read some of you shaved it but I'm afraid of it growing back thicker????? I have very little hair on my legs and underarms but I have a small spot near each wrist where the hair grew back a lot???? Does anyone have any suggestions?
Char
Char
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Hair on face
I think the hair on face has to do with chemo induced menopause. I have the same problem fortunately it is very fine and light. I wouldn't shave. The cream or maybe waxing? For now, I am not doing anything. I only started shaving my legs again last week! Must be the latent hippie in me.
Good Luck!
Cindy -
Facial hair..ender said:Would not shave
Hi Char,
I would not shave it. Have a friend who did that to just one side of her face, and it is forever different from the "non shaved" side with more hair as a result.
Hope this was useful.
Eva
After chemo....it's due to the steroids, I was told...I just shaved it off and that was the end of it! It was light, sort of fuzzy hair...
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