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 no problem sleeping 😴
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1 ReactionIn the comment I referenced, @drcvs said she uses warm water.
My best friend with reynauds uses a rechargeable hand warmer, or in extreme cold rechargeable warming gloves.
I am more of a “numb it with ice” kind of girl.😁
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1 ReactionWhat is the BEST way to apply HEAT to my HANDS? Heating Pad. Water. ….. ? @3740
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1 ReactionI too have/had chemo-induced polyneuropathy whcich I have extremely successfully managed and treated through the use of regular weekly acupuncture treatments provided by a licenced, certified, and accredited Doctor of Acupunture. Perhaps you may choose to explore/consider this option.
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I don't have the awful sensation you get when stepping on a pebble. It' a good thing because being barefoot helps my balance. I do run outside barefoot.
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1 ReactionI live in Michigan. Ask for referrals from people you know in your area. If that doesn’t yield anything, some hospitals have integrative medicine departments that may have a practitioner.
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1 ReactionWhere in AZ?
Si es una sensación indescriptible.No hay dolor( por lo menos en mí caso) pero tampoco hay dominio de los pies. No sé cuándo presiono y cuando lo hago,supongo estar haciéndolo con fuerza,pero indudablemente no es así,por qué el resultado es casi nulo.No hay sensibilidad,pero a la vez un pinchazo o pisar una pequeñísima piedrita descalza es una tortura.
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That sounds awful. I stopped driving for that very reason. I’m so blessed to have such a large support group to take me to my appointments and such.