Drug-Induced Neuropathy Chart

Note: Italicized words are defined in the glossary.

Category of Drug Example(s) Treatment of: Resulting Neuropathy (All Peripheral)
Chemotherapy Vincristine/Vinblastin leukemia sensorimotor polyneuropathy
Oxaliplatin/Capecitabine colon cancer polyneuropathy 
Paclitaxel lung/ovarian/breast cancer polyneuropathy
Antifungal/protozoa Clinoquinol both drugs for viral and subacute myeloptic neuropathy
Metronidazole protozoal infections poly- and distal sensory neuropathy
Antibiotic Nitrofurantoin urinary tract infection polyneuropathy
Infectuous Diseases Isoniazid tuberculosis sensorimotor neuropathy
Choloroquine malaria motor polyneuropathy
Cardiovascular and Perhexiline/Disopyramide angina pectoris distal sensorimotor neuropathy
Cholesterol-Related Clofibrate high cholesterol distal motor neuropathy
Hypnotics Thalidomide sedative & chemotherapy sensory neuropathy
for multiple myeloma
Psychotheraputics Disulfiram/Cyanamide severe Alcoholism sensorimotor neuropathy
(for Addictions) 
These are just a few examples of common drugs used to cure ailments of all kinds. 

Note: The incidence rate of the development of neuropathy from these drugs is only 2-4%.