clumsiness or side effect of chemo?
Hi all, has anyone else had problems with things just falling out of their hands? I'm 3 weeks post chemo now (4 cycles AC, 2 Docitaxel, 4 paclitaxel). The other night I just filled my plate with my ...
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Possibly is, so see what can be done to stop it getting any worse. It's not uncommon with the taxol type therapies. I'm three and a half years in and well, but still have damaged feeling (no
pain) in my feet. Sometimes reducing the dose can help. I was also told that some people find Vitamin B helpful - absolutely no promises but my neuropathy didn't get any worse from the time I started. A mega B a day is unlikely to do any harm but check with your oncologist. It will probably get better (mine is still improving, which is good) but it can take time and can be a thorough nuisance when you could do with a break!
pain) in my feet. Sometimes reducing the dose can help. I was also told that some people find Vitamin B helpful - absolutely no promises but my neuropathy didn't get any worse from the time I started. A mega B a day is unlikely to do any harm but check with your oncologist. It will probably get better (mine is still improving, which is good) but it can take time and can be a thorough nuisance when you could do with a break!