Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy: What helps get rid of it?
I finished chemo April of 2022
I have neuropathy in my fingers and feet. It doesn’t seem to be going away. What are treatments I can do to help get rid of it.
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I have neuropathy from 6 cycles of Taclitaxel for angio sarcoma. My last CT scan was clear, but the neuropothy persists , even getting worse, in my hands and fingers, feet and toes, and seems to be creeping up my leg as well.
I noticed a paper on japanese Goshajinkigan has anyone tried this?
It works wonderfully! I would be lost without it.
Hope acupuncture works for you.
Thank you for this info. Have an appointment this week to see if acupuncture will help me
I use it for mouth sores with both preventive and curative effect. Best also using a multivitamin daily to prevent the sores; not sure what in that helps, but it does!
Thanks for sharing. Acupuncture is also a wonderful way to improve circulation and energy.
I am a 75 year old male who never had peripheral neuropathy until undergoing chemotherapy. I turned to Acupuncture to treat my peripheral neuropathy and my body has been responding wonderfully to these treatments. I started acupuncture treatments mid-July 2024 and have been receiving 2 to 3 acupuncture treatments weekly since.
Perhaps, and hopefully, acupuncture treatments may be worth a try.
Has anyone mentioned L-glutamine? Memorial Sloan Kettering has an Herbs and Botanicals reference website. It will let you know of some known interactions.
https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/integrative-medicine/herbs/glutamine
Me too. I switched to a polar fleece blanket to help with weight. I tried a piece of polar fleece fabric I bought as a remnant first and it worked.
I have trouble with covers being too heavy on my feet. I take a body pillow and place it under the covers at the foot of the bed. Looking this yr. for lighter still warm cover. I use a quilt now.