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Women who are faced with hair loss from chemotherapy or radiation treatment often choose at least one wig and then alternate wearing the wig(s) with hats and scarves. Remember, your hair will grow back, although its thickness, texture, and color may not be the same as it was before treatment.The clinical term describing hair loss is alopecia. Hair loss usually occurs two to three weeks after the beginning of chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
A wig is a head covering made from human hair, animal hair, or synthetic fibre that is worn for fashion or other reasons, including cultural tradition and religious observance.Some people wear wigs to disguise baldness; a wig may be used as a less intrusive and less expensive alternative to medical therapies for restoring hair. What’s with wigs actually?!?
Wigs for cancer patients is a secret weapon for all those who suffered from such loss.Hair loss can be uncomfortable sometimes in public. People tend to lose their confidence due to this.There comes wigs to help you and embrace the confidence in Public.Medical wigsare best suited for cancer patients.
Choosing that exact wig…. Before Choosing the best wig for cancer patients, have some points in your mind:- - You can get it in a shop, online, or through a charity program. Some Cancer hospitals even provide wigs for cancer patients, that too totally FREE -Decide if you’d like a wig that’s similar in color and style to your own hair. -Consider choosing a color that is somewhat lighter than your own hair. -Determine if you want a wig that’s made out of a synthetic fiber, human hair, or a mixture of both.
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