How can I reduce my discomfort from cancer-related peripheral neuropathy?

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The side effects of peripheral neuropathy (abnormal sensations involving parts of your body, such as the hands and feet) increase when a person feels cold. To lessen the discomfort, keep your body warm and avoid cold temperatures or coming in contact with cold items.

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