Facial Hair?
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Hi,
We're about on the same schedule. I finished chemo 7/13 and radiation 9/24 and yes,I've noticed where I used to have a very short sparse colorless down, now it is longer and heavier but still colorless.
I think it was mentioned before on this network that it will get better and go away. I hope so. I know I would be more upset if it was dark, but colorless affects other older women ( of which I am one) who have not had cancer. I am 64 but remember my music teacher when I was in my early teens. She was maybe in her 60's. I have no idea. Everyone over 20 seemed oldER to me then!
Reading Pam's message, we have to put our problem - not life-threatening - in perspective. I assume you are much younger than I (?)
Best wishes, Jean0 -
I had the same happen to me since I'am a hairdresserIcould of waxed it but did not want to start a new problem. I found if you just use a sissor and cut close to your cheeks not a razor! in maybe 2 growth times it soon slows down and goes back to a normal soft facial hair. Sharon0
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This hair is colorless on my face but when I look in the mirror I see it clearly - reminds me of the start of mutton chops - Oh dear! - but NO ONE has made any comments to me about it.msnascar said:I finished my chemo in June and completed radiation in August. I have that darn hair growing my the sides of my face too. I am ignoring it at the moment and when people say something about it I just laugh and say that hair on my face is not gonna hurt me one bit.
Letters posted here had said it will go away - I hope so but, like you,know there are worse things we could have. I am thankful I am finished with treatments and feel tired, but otherwise okay.0
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