Hello. Thank you for writing to us I suggest a possibility of Telogen effluvium, increased hair shedding being part of the stressful response to anemia. Hemolytic anemia causes transition of hair follicles from anagen/ growth phase to Telogen/ resting phase of hair growth cycle. Once hair enters Telogen phase it is subsequently shed. Telogen usually begins 1-3 months following a stressful event (hemolytic anemia in this case) and may last for 3-6 months following which hair re-enters growth phase/ anagen. Since she is on recovery path now and is on treatment with oral steroids for hemolytic anemia, therefore with time her hair fall would stop. Apart from a healthy nutricious diet I suggest that you add an Iron supplement and a Biotin supplement which would aid in faster recovery. These are prescription drugs therefore I suggest that you should visit a dermatologist in your vicinity for the needful. Regards