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Akad.Vkfm. Gernot Alois Gauper

about 1 month ago

Yesterday I received the following information from a user.

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My husband yesterday with shingles, high fever, pain etc. He was completely knocked out
Continuous 6h Infopathy
Today fever-free and only slight pain

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Infopathy Team

Oct 07, 2025

Akad.Vkfm. Gernot Alois Gauper, it’s wonderful to hear about such quick improvement, we’re so happy we could help. Thank you very much for sharing!

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ANNE MARIE ROUX wrote a comment to Nerve Rehab (Acute)

about 1 month ago

Hello, following chemotherapy and hormone therapy (which I have just stopped because of the pain), I have neuropathy which extends to the legs, knee, can we call this polyneuropathy, and I have difficulty walking?
I take aspirin while waiting for a medical appointment.
Can I put IC on the painful areas?
How long?
Thank you for your reply

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Infopathy Team

Oct 07, 2025

ANNE MARIE ROUX, yes, what you describe (neuropathy in both legs, extending up to the knees, after chemotherapy and hormone therapy) would generally be considered polyneuropathy. It’s very common after chemo and certain medications.

Here are the options you can use:
Neuropathy Support : designed to help with neuropathy symptoms, especially chemotherapy-induced. It includes bioflavonoids, PEA, Gabapentin, Folate + B12.
Polyneuropathy : created specifically for diabetic polyneuropathy, but supportive... See more

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Betsy Cuthbertson wrote a comment to Pain Management DAY

about 1 month ago

Cook water everyday.

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