I plan to report all of these symptoms to Dr G when I see him later this week. Hopefully the neuropathy will remain minimal and then disappear after I discontinue the Navelbine.
Yet one more thing to deal with in CancerLand.....
February 14, 2011
Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is one of the side effects associated with certain chemotherapies. The toes and fingers feel numb or tingle. I think I'm getting this after two rounds of Navelbine. The tips of my toes feel numb. Other symptoms I'm experiencing include constipation and cramping in my feet.
I plan to report all of these symptoms to Dr G when I see him later this week. Hopefully the neuropathy will remain minimal and then disappear after I discontinue the Navelbine.
I plan to report all of these symptoms to Dr G when I see him later this week. Hopefully the neuropathy will remain minimal and then disappear after I discontinue the Navelbine.
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Jill-
ReplyDeleteI am a survivor of multiple myeloma and I have been struggling with PN for years now. If I knew then what I know now. Please consider supplemention- both specific and broad spectrum-
http://peoplebeatingcancer.org/blog-entry/calcium-magnesium-manage-side-effects-oxaliplatin
David Emerson
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