How can an adult with leukemia keep her hands warm without having to wear gloves?

Answer 1

Here's where you'll find the best info:
http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/hm_lls
If it's due to neuropathy, ask your doctor for Neurontin.
Best wishes

Answer 2

Hey there,
I'm a medical researcher. Neuropathy is not a single disease instead, it is a complication found in a number of different underlying medical conditions. Seek medical care right away if you notice any unusual tingling, weakness or pain in your hands or feet. Early diagnosis and treatment offers the best chance for controlling your symptoms and preventing further damage to your peripheral nerves. If your symptoms interfere with your sleep or you feel depressed, your doctor or pain specialist may be able to suggest treatments that can help.

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Bye Bye

Answer 3

Not really. They're gloves; you're using them for the purpose for which gloves were initially invented. Just because you might use them to carry a casket doesn't mean they won't work for other purposes as well. Wearing them in public might be a little sensitive though :)

Answer 4

Take Cayenne pepper extract. You can find this in any health food store. See WWW.Herbdoc.com for more info on Herbal Treatment for This condition. Honestly, what does someone with leukemia have to loose right!

Answer 5

I invested in get packs that come in all shapes and sizes with faces and snowmen and love hearts. Inside is a metal strip that you crack and suddenly the liquid starts freezing but HOT! I think we did this at school, saline solution and electrical charge. Then you can put them in your pockets place your hands in your pockets, or just hold onto them. Once they have cooled down, place in a saucepan of boiling water and they return to normal, ready for the next day use.

Answer 6

This many sound strang....but.....put them in your armpits or sit on them.