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Old 01-06-2010, 06:11 PM #1
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I have FOLFOX induced neuropathy. Chemo ended in November of 2008. 8 months later, the sensation problems became compounded with carpal tunnel-like symptoms which have not resolved after 6 months. It would be helpful if someone could lead me to the posts/threads which will be most valuable to me. I want to know what treatments/therapies have been found to be helpful. There is a lot of information on this here and I know someone knows what I need to read.

Thank you!
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