I feel compelled to write this. I’ve worn wigs for years and no one can tell. My hair started falling out early, I decided for ME to buy the wigs because i enjoy looking put together...it’s the way I was raised, and I like looking good to ME. Here is a bit of insight, just call it MOs opinion. First, you don’t have to do anything but be who you are. Second, if you are loosing a lot of hair and your uncomfortable about it a suggestion would be to keep your hair short. Long hair is heavy, when tangled painful to comb, brush and you will pull some out. Don’t stress about it because you will find the more stress the less hair. If you go the wig route they will try to sale you the most expensive one, don’t buy it. You can get the wigs inexpensive you through the catalog. Again if you go this route stick to something close to the WSU you’ve styled your hair, you will be more comfortable. If you want to go wild go for it! It can be fun, my husband never knew what I’d look like when he got home from his reserve time. Lol when I turned 50 I had a new length,!style and tattoo.!yes, my lovely’s I have a wild hair lmao get it, wild hair lol. Sorry could not resist. Trust me I’m an expert on this. I’m on messenger and face book if you have questions and nope.... you don’t sale them or know anyone in the field. Sorry again I’m talking to much. It’s just I don’t want anyone to think less of themselves or unattractive because of hair.!it is not who you are...the inside you make up that. I have come to care about you all,!so there is my two cents, as long as this is make make it a dollar. Hugs

I stopped coloring my hair after I began loosing it. That has helped a lot. My next step is to purchase a wig.Nothing top of the line, but would like to feel a little more put together on occasion. Beside, hopefully with summer coming, I can’t put a cap on my head😍

I was told that when I started methotrexate that I might lose my hair. I didn't! My straight hair became curly! I'm delighted. Also, I've been told that the folic acid that you take concurrently with the methotrexate will/may help temper the hairloss.

I had major hair loss when I had my first baby. I had really thick, long hair. I was off drugs for the pregnancy. I think my body was confused about changes in hormones, etc., but I'd wake up in the AM and run my fingers across the pillow to gather up the handful of hair I lost. I was nursing at the time, so I thought it might be that I wasn't eating healthy... it only took me 2 months to get back to pre-baby weight. I think that many major changes to your body can result in hair loss, etc.