Chemotherapy Induced Neuropathy
While chemotherapy can kill cancer cells it can, often, damage and strain the nerves that connect a person’s muscles, skin and internal organs to the spine, resulting in a condition known as chemotherapy induced neuropathy.
There are numerous types of chemotherapy drugs, that can damage nerves in different ways. Some cause damage to the smaller sensory nerves in the feet and hands, while others cause more severe damage to the entire peripheral nervous system. Chemotherapy induced neuropathy is one of the most reported adverse effects with Chemotherapy treatment.
At the Northern Colorado Neuropathy Clinic our team is accustomed to treating those suffering from chemotherapy induced neuropathy and have the expertise and empathy to provide safe, effective treatments in a compassionate and caring environment.
If you, or a loved one, are dealing with the effects of chemotherapy induced neuropathy don’t hesitate call or schedule your exam now.
