How long does it take to grow hair after chemotherapy?

Hair regrowth usually begins at 3-6 months after chemotherapy, and the exact timing can be affected by many factors

, including the type of chemotherapy drug, dosage, individual differences and post-chemotherapy care. Generally speaking, most patients will gradually begin to regrow hair within 3-6 months after chemotherapy. This process may be slow, and the new hair color and texture may be different from before, but over time, it will gradually return to the state before chemotherapy.

Hair regrowth after chemotherapy is a natural process, patients do not need excessive anxiety or rush. Maintaining a good attitude, balanced diet, and appropriate scalp care can help promote healthy hair growth. Meanwhile, if hair does not regrow for a long time or other discomfort symptoms, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time for professional guidance and treatment.