😳 That’s pretty amazing that your hair grew back curly! At least I'm encouraged that your hair grew back.

I have been on Aubagio (and now the generic) since 2017. YES, I did lose a lot of hair for about the first 3 or 4 months, if I remember correctly. I was told that it would just affect that follicle cycle (which is 90 days, I think). So, my hair thinned so much that I ended up having to cut several inches off so that it didn't look as noticeable. My "hair lady" did Vital shot treatments and a Keratin treatment in order to strengthen my hair and I believe that extra care helped some. But, the crazy thing is that once it started growing back in, it grew back very curly!! My hair has always been fairly straight...until them, haha!

I took Aubagio and had no problems with hair loss.

I was on Aubagio for a year, and it turned out to not be a good drug for me. I did lose hair over that period of time, and I had diarrhea for a the entire time I was taking it. I thought it might be my diet or something else, but when I told my doctor and we stopped the Aubagio that cleared up as well. My hair...no, I can't say that it has grown back. It thinned, like you mentioned. I didn't just go bald. That said, I'm a little thin and receding up front and there is a bald spot in the back. I don't know if I can blame the Aubagio for that, or my grandfather, or it's just 41 year old luck of the draw.

My doctor just recommended Biotin. I know there is Biotin you can get over the counter as a sort of vitamin/supplement. I know there are products with the name Biotin that may or may not help. I never tried them. A hat was more cost effective for me, and honestly, I can't see the bald spot, and unless I look in a mirror I can't see the front either. So I don't care. I understand that may not be the case for a lady though.

I complained to a barber about it once as well. They had some kind of product that remined me of a salt and pepper shaker. It was similar to like small, tiny little hairs that she just sprinkled on my head and very gently brushed/shook down to my scalp. After she put that in my hair it did give the appearance of a fuller head of hair. My scalp wasn't nearly as noticeable, so that made it appear fuller. That might be something to get you by until you find a better solution??

I can say that I noticed it thinning and getting worse when I was on the Aubagio though. Hair growing back...I can't say. Mine really didn't, but there may be genetic/male hair loss reasons for that too.