Does vumerity cause hair loss?
I recently started Vumerity for my MS treatment. Since then, I've been noticing more hair fall than usual. Is hair loss a common side effect of Vumerity?
I recently started Vumerity for my MS treatment. Since then, I've been noticing more hair fall than usual. Is hair loss a common side effect of Vumerity?
My mother suggested applying homemade bhringraj oil when I noticed some thinning. However, I discussed this directly with my neurologist, and he clarified that while hair thinning is not a primary side effect of Vumerity, the body's stress from MS itself can trigger it. Trust your doctor's word on this.
I totally get it, losing hair can be so stressful when you are already dealing with so much. A few people on this medication do notice some temporary thinning in the first few months. Please talk to your physician, they can check if it is due to a vitamin deficiency or the medication.
Bro, I already have bad hair genetics, so I was terrified of this too. Honestly, I didn't face any major hair fall after starting Vumerity. Don't stress too much, just keep a healthy diet and see if it works out for you.
I used to cry every time I combed my hair because the shedding felt so intense after I changed my treatment plan. It felt like my body was failing me, but eventually, the shedding stopped and my hair started recovering. Please hold on, and definitely keep your care team in the loop.
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True, some thinning can happen initially but it usually settles down. Make sure to get your serum ferritin and thyroid levels checked by your doctor to rule out other causes.
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