Still waiting for your reply to that last queation

I am really looking forward to hear what you have to say in regards to question
Anxiously waiting

Hi Pat,

That’s a really good question. Our patient navigator https://health.sunnybrook.ca/navigator/, Paul Taylor, is going to look into this question for you. We’ll send you the link when he writes it, or you can get in contact with Paul directly via email.

Thanks for your reply . Yes I have spoken to my primary care provider and each time I walked away with a quesifon sign meaning I never quite understand the answer t was given or I am not sure if my question sad undedstood. Anyway I an beginning to understand some of what’s been happening to my body after chemoterapy just by talking to other individuals who has been through similar cituation and viols you give me an idea of what these other medical conditions could be.tiredness is also a mother big struggle for me lately is that normal or all ths also take some time too

Very my,h appreciative

Hi, Pat, thanks for your question. There are some forms of chemotherapy that can cause foot sensitivity, but this depends on the treatment. Tenderness at the incision where the surgery was done can last quite a while. Still, these symptoms may be a result of other medical conditions. We’d advise that you speak to your primary care provider about these symptoms.