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    stillfighting asked a questionLung Cancer

    hair loss

    over 5 years ago
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      serenity101

      I don't have any personal experience that I can use to answer your question, but my daughter is a hairdresser and her salon recommends a product line called Nioxin for their clients with thinning hair. They offer a money-back guarantee on it, so it might be worth trying if a salon near you carries it and offers the same guarantee.

      over 5 years ago
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      CAS1

      Need to see your Dr. as this is most likely related to something other than your treatment.

      So glad you are a five year survivor..Thats the best news.

      over 5 years ago
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      Tallgrass69

      Is this part of side effects happening later? And if so it should grow back on its own.

      over 5 years ago
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    Side Effects (Allergic reaction): coded on 2 different chemo drugs, anemia, osteoperosis, chemo brain, confusion, cough, depression, hair loss, fatigue, too many to list all

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