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How long does hair grow back after chemo ends?

KH

Community Member

a month ago

June 26, 2026 was my last chemo session this last one was a bit much change one of the medicine did the sessions well little nausea but no vomiting I stayed hydrated lost a little weight but I'm still thick 😆. But the following week had go to the ER and was admitted for day 1/2 hemoglobin levels very low and potassium dangerously low got blood transfusion. Got CT scan and chest x-ray they both came back clear praise the lord for that. Looking forward for my hair growing back so far things are good I give God all the praises with this journey.

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Hair typically starts to regrow within 3-6 weeks after chemotherapy ends, though it may initially come back with a different texture or color before returning to normal over several months. It sounds like you've shown incredible strength through your treatment journey, and celebrating these milestones of recovery - including watching your hair return - can be such an encouraging part of moving forward.

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CA

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a month ago

Hair typically starts to regrow within 3-6 weeks after chemotherapy ends, though it may initially come back with a different texture or color before returning to normal over several months. It sounds like you've shown incredible strength through your treatment journey, and celebrating these milestones of recovery - including watching your hair return - can be such an encouraging part of moving forward.

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BM

Community Member

a month ago

I just finished my last chemo July 1. Extremely tired for several days and more joint aches but glad it's over. Also can't wait for hair to come back and eye brows and eye lashes. We are so lucky that cancer treatment has improved so much. I am grateful for all the prayers and support I have received.

MA

Community Member

14 days ago

My last chemo was on June 9th, 2026. I thank God I got through it with no bad side effects. After my fourth round I had five, I started getting neuropathy in my feet , and it seems to have gotten worse after the chemo stopped. Has anyone been through this and can give me some tips. The doctor started me on cymbalta I've been on it for about four weeks and it hasn't helped.

V-

Community Member

10 days ago

I take Cymbalta as well. I don’t know how much you take, but mine was doubles. It takes the edge off but doesn’t completely help. Ask about tart cherry. I was also told to try that.

LL

Community Member

3 days ago

I’m 2 1/2 months out since my last chemo until now it’s gotten worse but I think it’s stayed the course. I got a lot of help from going to an herbalist.

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