Has any one on Imbrociva had a problem with there hair texture turning into like a brillo pad?
Hair texture: Has any one on Imbrociva had a... - CLL Support
Hair texture
Very common, you may start noticing changes in your finger nails as well.
~chris
Thks after i read further i saw all the posts on it. My hair was so bad and then ive had a reduction in my imbrovica down to 1 a day and the hair has come back like u switched a light switch !t totaly feels like silk now but i had started taking Biotin at the same time and wasnt sure which was doing the improvment. nails have improved a little, but nothing like the hair.
Did your doctor advise you to reduce dose? If you did it on your own initiative, its not advised.
~chris
Yes my hair has gone from straight to curly but the curls don’t show up unless I put on some gel after I wash my hair on the one I use is called Strictly Curls. I put it on and wait for to dry and then I comb my hair out and It looks very nice.
My hair seems to have gone thicker and also has developed some curls. It used to be very straight. Actually I quite like it !
Yes, brittle splitting nails, sore cuticles are par for the course. Keep your nails short and wear gloves to do work. Sore cuticles seem to get better with time, use E45 cream and wash in cooler water.
As far as hair is concerned, mine has got thicker and stayed dark instead of going grey, I am now seventy two. It has always been a little dry but now not so much especially if I don't wash it too often. The odd wave is much the same. Use Vitapointe on wet hair, it works wonders to straighten and condition. I have found that after five years on Ibrutinib things settle down if you bear with it.
I was going to say.... if Imbruvica helped with hair growth ( re growth) I would gladly up my dosage...white, grey, blonde, red... curly, straight ... whatever. After being bald for nearly 40 years I wouldn't complain.
But reading further in comments. The list about 3/2/1 reduced dose intrigues me. I've had great results 17 months in. I've asked about trying a reduced dose regularly. As recently as last month my Dr advises that drug manufacturer continues to suggest full vs reduced dose. ( at what they charge per dose I can understand them not wanting it reduced).
Any more folks out there with continued good results with reduced dose ?
Yes! My hair looks "fried"!