One of the most common and problematic side effects of chemotherapy is neuropathy.
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Depending on the type of chemotherapy, the amount of chemotherapy, and other factors
including your health, you may experience mild, severe, or no symptoms of neuropathy.
This is a guide to help you understand neuropathy caused by chemotherapy, including
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