Haarausfall bei Krebstherapie – Erfahrungen, Tipps & medizinisches Wissen | InfoReihe Nebenwirkungen

Hair loss is one of the most well-known side effects of cancer therapy – and yet it hits many patients harder than expected. In this conversation, patient Claudia, Dr. Maike Kollendt (Specialist in Internal Medicine, Hematology & Oncology, Practice at Volkspark Berlin), and Pauline Kludt (Oncology Nurse & blogger oncocare-mit-herz) discuss: – the emotional impact of the first hair loss – practical preparation: wigs, head coverings, makeup workshops – medical classification: which therapies cause hair loss – scalp cooling: its benefits and limitations – other physical changes: fatigue, nails, neuropathy – side effect consultations as a support service Moderated by: Marco Ammer A discussion format by SURVIVORS HOME Berlin – produced live and permanently available in the media library of www.menschen-mit-krebs.de ⚠️ This video is for general information purposes only. It does not replace medical advice or individual treatment decisions. Please always discuss your personal situation with your treating physician. 00:00 Intro 00:27 Welcome and Introductions 02:33 Claudia's First Experience with Hair Loss 05:16 Medical Classification: Which Therapies Cause Hair Loss? 08:09 Preparation and Coping – Pauline's Care Perspective 10:07 Wigs: Going to the Salon Early and Practical Tips 11:58 Self-Image, Environment, and Social Coping 15:06 Second Time: Can You Learn to Cope? 15:36 Head Cooling – What's Possible? 17:28 Men and Hair Loss 18:49 Involving Family and Social Circle 20:40 Eyelashes, Eyebrows, Makeup Workshops 23:20 Further Side Effects: Fatigue, Nails, Neuropathy 24:33 Scalp Products – What Really Helps? 26:14 Side Effect Consultations 28:48 Claudia's Closing Message and Hope