Hi JW. There is a neuropathy post located 3 posts down from your post. I don't know how to heal neuropathy, but you can learn to live with it, it may ease up some over time, and there are medications your doctor can prescribe that can help with some of the symptoms. I'm lucky that my chemo related neuropathy has only caused numbness and some balance issues. I've copied and pasted my post that I wrote in response to the other neuropathy post.....

I've had chemotherapy twice now. The first time I developed neuropathy in my toes, feet, fingers, and hands. The neuropathy progressively grew worse after each chemo session. Over the course of a year after my first round of chemo the neuropathy became less severe, but didn't come close to going away entirely. I'd say the neuropathy had about a 20% reduction in severity overall during the first year post chemo and there was no additional improvement afterwards.

I had chemo for the second time around last year. With each chemo session my pre-existing neuropathy grew worse during my second round of chemo. Typically about a week after each chemo session I would notice an increase in severity of the neuropathy. I am now about 6 months post chemo and have had no improvement. The neuropathy is just as bad as it was about a week after my last chemo session in early July.

Good morning 🌅 JWMusic. Talk to and work out a plan with your oncology team. Early intervention can help keep it from worsening. Exercise would help tremendously such as swimming, biking and walking. I take morning and evening walks. Hopes this helps.