Yes for some, it will.
But it isn't the cancer itself that causes it, but the chemotherapy treatment that some will undergo. In these cases the chance of losing your hair is very real.
Chemotherapy agents used in the treatment of Breast cancer act by destroying rapidly dividing cells. Since cancers are made of rapidly dividing cells, these agents work relatively well at treating the cancer. But other cells of the body also rapidly divide. These include cells that form hair.
Whether or not your hair falls out after a chemo session depends mostly on the type and dose of medication you'll receive.
Only if you have chemotherapy wil lyou loose your hair
It makes them loose their hair. (Sometimes makes them puke.) a lot! I know that because I have a cat and she has cat cancer right know.
Hair gel does keep in loose hair because the plastic in the gel sticks to loose hair
If you have colon cancer do you start to loose a lot of weight?
No, hair perms can not cause cancer.
Falling of hair is not the sign of cancer.
Yes thick hair is good. When you turn old you will not loose your hair. And when you straighten it you won't loose alot of hair.
No, skin cancer does not have hair growing out of it. Skin cancer typically appears as abnormal growths or changes on the skin, and hair growth is not a characteristic feature of skin cancer.
Yes. I can donate my hair for for those individuals with cancer.
although cancer does make your hair fall out (because you're just generally ill) it's actually the chemotherapy that makes it fall out. if you don't get the treatment, you'll still have some hair.
I think long,loose hair is unsafe in a lab because you could burn your hair.
Yes you do Improved Answer: You do not loose your hair because of Leukemia, you loose it when you have chemotherapy.