Topical creams like lidocaine or menthol-based creams may help with discomfort or tingling but are less likely to address numbness directly. Numbness often results from nerve damage, which may not be reversible. Some MyMyelomaTeam members have found B vitamins helpful for improving sensation. It's essential to consult your Show Full Answer

Topical creams like lidocaine or menthol-based creams may help with discomfort or tingling but are less likely to address numbness directly. Numbness often results from nerve damage, which may not be reversible. Some MyMyelomaTeam members have found B vitamins helpful for improving sensation. It's essential to consult your doctor for tailored advice and treatment options.

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