Chemo Beanies Cancer Head Covers for Hair Loss

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Hair loss (alopecia) due to chemotherapy is one of the most distressing side effects of chemo treatments. It happens because chemotherapy affects all cells in the body, not just the cancer cells. The lining of the mouth, stomach, and hair follicles are especially sensitive because those cells multiply rapidly just like the cancer cells. The difference is that the normal cells will repair themselves, making these side effects temporary. • Managing Hair Loss Due to Chemotherapy: • Management of hair loss focuses on your own comfort, or discomfort with baldness and on keeping your head warm if you live in a cool climate, as well as protection from the sun. The best option is the one that is most comfortable for you: • 1.Go easy on your hair: Avoid using hair products with harsh chemicals. These include hair dyes and strong shampoos • 2. Use a hairbrush with soft bristles and keep your scalp moisturized: Your scalp may get tender or itchy, a moisturizing shampoo and scalp massage with a gentle lotion will help. • 3. Consider using a variety of head coverings that are available: If you prefer, you can wear a wig or a headscarf - which is both protection to your scalp, and also a fashion statement! • 4. Talk about it. Share your feelings: It’s normal to feel anxious or self-conscious about losing your hair. Consider joining an online or in-person cancer support group to connect with people going through the same thing. • 5. Be patient - Chemo-related hair loss is typically temporary. Most people notice their hair growing back within a few weeks to months after they’ve finished chemotherapy • It’s always best to discuss with your care team regarding the management of hair loss. Talk to your cancer care team about whether you can expect to experience hair loss as a result of your treatment. • Connect With us: • Contact Us : +91-7996579965 • Website: https://onco.com/ • Facebook: facebook.com/OncoDotCom/ • Instagram: instagram.com/oncodotcom/ • Twitter: twitter.com/OncoDotCom • LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/oncodotcom/

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