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When my neuropathy began I told my Oncologist right away and she sent me to a Neurologist who did blood tests and other tests and a neuro-exam to make sure what I was having was related to the chemo that I had and that is was neuropathy.
Here are some suggestions for dealing with neuropathy:
- Because of the side effect of loss of feeling, patients are prone to accidents and should be extra careful when cooking, in slippery areas, and in dark places.
- Keep the area with the symptoms warm and avoid extreme temperatures
- Good skin care and watch for cuts and burns
- Massage and physical therapy
- Make sure your diet includes the essential vitamins and minerals
- Stop smoking and exercise to improve circulation
- Moderate your alcohol intake
New answer by JKJones (Pharmacist (Verified)) in topic(s) Chemo Side Effects, Numbness, , Neuropathy, Burning, Side Effects, Nervous System, Tips, Feeling Weak, Tingling




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