What causes tingling in the hands and feet?
91363
lack of oxygen and poor circulation
355092
I'm not a doctor and the best way to overcome your problem is to consult your doctor.\n\nAnyway, individual with diabetes will develop certain complications. Numbness, tingling sensation, diminished sensation, followed by complete lost of sensation of hands and feet are some of them. This is known as diabetic neuropathy. The nerves of the hands and feet are dying. This is an irreversible process but its progress can be slowed by strict control of blood sugar.\n\nIf you are diagnosed with this complication, you MUST take care your hands and feet. Keep them clean. Wear good shoes and gloves. Check for injury daily. This is because you cant feel pain when you injured your hands or feet. If not, the wound can become more and more severe and ultimately, amputation is the only cure.\n\nConsult your doctor if you have any doubt or problem. Don't waste time finding answer on-line. Get help from the expert.
1020615
Your sweating may have various causes.  If you have a blood sugar imbalance (low blood sugar - hypoglycemia; high blood sugar diabetes), this may be a cause.  If all other suggestions - including seeing a doctor for hyperhidrosis - don't work, ask the doctor for a fasting blood insulin test to rule out blood sugar imbalance as a cause.
853058
Well, I have 2 of them!  Seriously, you could have neuropathy.\nSymptoms depend on the type of neuropathy and which nerves are affected. Some people have no symptoms at all. For others, numbness, tingling, or pain in the feet is often the first sign. A person can experience both pain and numbness. Often, symptoms are minor at first, and since most nerve damage occurs over several years, mild cases may go unnoticed for a long time. Symptoms may involve the sensory or motor nervous system, as well as the involuntary (autonomic) nervous system. In some people, mainly those with focal neuropathy, the onset of pain may be sudden and severe.\nSymptoms may include numbness, tingling, or pain in the toes, feet, legs, hands, arms, and fingers.\nSometimes, diabetes causes neuropathy.\nMy husband takes Neurontin for his burning feet and he is not diabetic.\nI would see a doctor if this continues.
812544
Teeth can cause head aches and yes a neck ache can cause tingling. I think If I were you I would make an appointment to see a doctor. You could have a pinched nerve or some other issue with your neck and head.
946936
It may be a sign of nerve damage.  See your doctor.
74710
If this is suspected, I would take them to the doctor at once!  Any balance abnormalities or lack of normal coordination could be a sign of a serious neurological problem.
280384
It could be some kind of neurological problem.  You can see a podiatrist or a chiropractor.
390827
Nerves supply sensation to an area.  Whenever you lose normal sensation (i.e. numbness or tingling) then something is impeding on a nerve somewhere.  The question is then what and where?  That I can't tell you ... I can only tell you to see a doctor or a good physical therapist (like myself) and they should be able to figure it out after examining you.
679028
Shoes and socks may have been too tight, and also if you're not used to being on your feet for long periods of time, your body will react...it could also be a sign of bad circulation...if it doesn't clear up in a few days, visit the doctor...
878572
Go to the doctor.  It could be any number of things and no one here cand diagnosis it.  Sounds like a nerve problem (NOT poor circulation IMHO) that may be associated with diabetis, lupus, or some other serious health condition.  PLEASE go see a doctor!
321702
your feet are the further est away from your heart, it takes longer for the blood flow to get to the tip of your toes and back to your heart, also your feet are low to the ground 99.9% of the time, cant warm if they are in use, wear socks that are cotton, helps trap the heat in ,,,,some times it is do to poor circulation , blood flow....maybe try to talk to your doctor, mite be a flimps, but might be a health problem.
268961
I would see a Neurologist for this issue.  Or you may have athletes foot.  See a doctor.
317266
It could be a simple circulatory problem, does it tingle after a while? (thatis generally a sign). Even if it is just that, it is always worth going to the doctors to get it checked out.
480227
you are running out of choices.\nthe tingling is a warning from your nervous system.\nyou really must start to eat more, drink more water, and get more god damned exercise.\nwalking or swimming.
752405
i would say that the tingling is definitely caused from the knitting.....it isnt nessacarily carpal tunnel yet but could get that way over time.....i would suggest just knitting a small amount everyday....like give yourself an hour (or less) and take breaks in between time! maybe that will help....good luck!
902157
Remaining in the same seated or standing position for a long time.\nInjuring a nerve supplying the body part where you feel the sensation. \nLack of blood supply to the area. \nPressure on the spinal nerves\nAbnormal levels of calcium, potassium, or sodium in your body.\nVitamin B-12 deficiency.