Question: I was diagnosed with lymphoma in January of 2017 and received 6 chemo therapy treatment from January until the end of May. I was placed in remission and cancer free in early July. During and after chemo I experienced neuropathy in my hands and fingers as well as my feet. This condition gradually subsided until the first of October when my left (non dominate) hand became weak with my index finger unable to work with my thumb to grasp items and the last two joints of my middle and ring fingers having a tingling sensation. On a few occasions while driving I would get a dull pain radiating up from my elbow and tingling in my hand before sleeping. This was a rather sudden onset unlike the neuropathy that was associated with my chemo. Now my hand is weak and i have difficulty grasping things and doing common tasks such as buttoning, picking up items, grasping a golf club, etc.