I had 4 x EC and 11 weekly Taxol which finished 6 weeks ago. The last weekly taxol was cancelled because I started to get some strange sensations in my legs. Since finishing chemo and having surgery, the sensations in my legs have got worse. It's like a buzzing sensation and almost feels as though I've been plugged into the electricity, it's there pretty much constantly and especially at night. My oncologist thinks that it's peripheral neuropathy and insists that I must have had some signs of it in my feet, but I haven't. He's hopeful that it'll go eventually but at the moment it's making me feel really uncomfortable when I walk, like everything is such an effort. I don't have any pain or numbness anywhere, just the annoying buzzing sensation. Has anyone else experienced anything similar? I'm taking amitriptyline which so far hasn't done anything to help. It's so annoying that I got through chemo doing lots of walking and a bit of running and now I feel ruined!
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Have you seen a physio as it may be something called cording ? They give you stretches and massage which I find really helps if done a couple of times a day.i think you can self refer.
It just goes on doesn't it. I had op chemo and radiotherapy all with problems. Now after finishing radiotherapy in June I have developed tightness under arm and chest wall so still doing all I can re exercises to try and sort it. I do feel you are left a bit in limbo when treatment done but still so many worries and queries. Hope you get some relief soon 
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