Are you talking about peripheral neuropathy[PN]? Or tingling throughout your body? If it's PN, it can get better, but sometimes it can be permanent. A woman my wife did treatment with, had it and it eventually went away, but it took months.

Nerves are notoriously slow healers, so only the passage of time will tell you one way or another.

Hi Ladyon chemo.I was pleased to see your post and discover that someone is having similar although not the same after effects from Chemo.I had Folfox for colorectal cancer and now 4 months after finishing my last cycle I am suffering very badly from Peripheral Neuropathy.

My feet are increasingly numb and feel as if I am walking on cobblestones as you described either burning and tingling keeping me awake at night or freezing cold even on warm days.I cannot travel on buses for more than 10 minutes before my feet trouble me so much I have to get off to walk a bit.This has been going on for over 2 months now.I am 78 years old and now wish I hadn't had Folfox chemo but I was warned about these dreadful after effects which are impacting seriously on the quality of my life .What is also very depressing is that my GP my Oncology team and my nurses don't seem very bothered about what I am going through I have come across nothing that makes it more bearable.

My hands are slightly numb but not causing too much trouble so far although they were affected during each chemo cycle.

I will look up Phyto -V but until now I have not heard of it.

Thank you for sharing your story and I hope it resolves.