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Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy: What helps get rid of it?

Cancer: Managing Symptoms | Last Active: Oct 21 2:04pm | Replies (98)
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@marciak9

I finished chemo last May and the neuropathy my mouth has resolved, but I still have it in my fingers and feet. The doctors I talk to say there is no cure. It should resolve on its own but can take a long time. Nerves grow back very slowly.

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dablues | @dablues | Sep 18, 2023

I was diagnosed in 2019 with peripheral neuropathy and in 2023 it is now polyneuropathy demyelinating and so far no one has referred me to a doctor for treatment and the pain is just been getting worse since 2019 and I tried all kinds of things to fix myself since the neurologist only prescribed cream which did nothing. I'm very upset that I can't get help and have to live with this pain especially at night.

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