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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.
What causes walking abnormalities? Cuts, bruises, or bone fractures can temporarily make it difficult to walk. However, diseases that affect the legs, brain, nerves, or spine can cause walking abnormalities. The most common causes of walking abnormalities include: arthritis; birth defects, such as clubfoot; leg injuries; bone fractures; infections that damage tissues in the legs