CIPN IN ADJUVANT BREAST CANCER PATIENTS

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Socks and gloves may stop Chemo's nerve pain

Symptom relief Recruiting now

This study tests if wearing tight-fitting gloves and compression stockings during chemotherapy can prevent nerve damage (called CIPN) in breast cancer patients. About 100 people receiving weekly paclitaxel will try this approach. The goal is to reduce numbness, pain, and weakness…

Matched conditions: CIPN IN ADJUVANT BREAST CANCER PATIENTS

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Martina Lojova • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated May 08, 2026 12:03 UTC

CIPN IN ADJUVANT BREAST CANCER PATIENTS

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Socks and gloves may stop Chemo's nerve pain