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The symptoms or signs of CIPN (Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy) depend mostly on which nerves are involved. CIPN (Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy) can cause severe pain and can affect your ability to do things like walk, write, button your shirt, or pick up a coin. Chemo (chemotherapy drugs) travels through the whole body, and certain types of chemo can damage different nerves.
This can cause pain, numbness, loss of sensation, and other symptoms. For people with breast cancer, the most common cause of uncomfortable or even painful neuropathy that limits activity is chemotherapy â often referred to as chemotherapy-associated peripheral neuropathy. Chemotherapy medications travel throughout the body, where they can cause damage to the nerves.