Testing a new nerve stimulation device combined with standard pain medication

Nerve pain from chemotherapy can be severe and long-lasting, making it hard to do everyday activities. This trial tests whether adding Scrambler Therapy—a device that sends gentle electrical signals to help retrain how your nerves perceive pain—along with your current medication works better than medication alone.

While the medication duloxetine is the best treatment available for chemotherapy-related nerve pain, it only helps a little bit for many patients. Researchers want to see if combining this medication with a newer device-based treatment can give people more relief.