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AnneMc
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15 years ago

Frost bite feet

When I had my second last dose of chemo at the end of February 2010, I developed a sensation on the bottom of my toes and the soles of my feet. It is a feeling of tightness and like walking on very sharp sand. The nurses and doctor say it wil go away. Has anyone else had this and had it "go away"?

  • Hi Anne,

     

    Yes I am the same as Peta, I finished my Chemo in March as well but my feet still have the numbness and feeling like walking on lumps of cotton wool. I am hopeing that it will ease soon, my fingers are still also numb. Other than these little humps everything is good. I hope your numbness eases soon. Genevieve

  • Hi, Peta,

    It? is more of a discomfort and tightness rather than painful. A?n?d? ?i?t? ?i?s? ??u?n?d?e?r?n?e?a?t?h????????????????????????????????????????? ?m?y? ?t?o?e?s? ?a?n?d? ?o?n? ?????????????????????m?y? ?s?o?l?e?s?.?????? ??

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  • Hi Genevieve,

    Thanks for your reply. Walking on lumps of cotton wool may be worse than walking on sharp sand!

    I also have numbness in my right thumb and forefinger but that was from getting the PICC line in, it took them 3 goes.

    Hope your symptoms ease soon.

    Regards

    Anne

  • Hi Anne,

    My feet were like walking on sharp sand at first too. It was as if they had been put into hot oil.....they blistered and peeled....Icouldn't walk for nearly a month they were so sore and sensitive...I hope no one else has to endure that. Thankfully it is only the slight numbness that remains. I would much prefere that than the other. Hope you keep well.

    Kind regards

    Genevieve