Hair loss may occur after chemotherapy following surgery for clear cell carcinoma of the ovary. The reason of hair loss after chemotherapy is that chemotherapy drugs not only act on cancer cells, but also act on normal cells indiscriminately, so it will lead to damage of hair follicle cells and cause hair loss. If chemotherapy is needed after surgery for ovarian clear cell carcinoma, patients can firstly adjust their psychological state and gradually accept the phenomenon of hair loss caused by chemotherapy; at the same time, they should pay more attention to the intake of nutrients and consume more black food to help maintain the growth of hair follicles. Generally speaking, after gradually stopping chemotherapy, hair will gradually grow out. If the rest of the discomfort occurs during chemotherapy, you can communicate with your doctor in time to treat the symptoms.