numbness in my feet
About three weeks ago I noticed while laying in bed that I couldn’t really feel both of my feet. It hasn’t got any worse but hasn’t gone away either. I’m not to my knowledge diabetic, I’ve seen this as a possible cause. I’ve had no injuries, haven’t really changed anything in my life at all. It’s identical in both feet, the outside of both feet and ankles, a bit on the soles of my feet and about halfway up each calf but only on the outsides, inside of feet and leds feels normal. I really have no feeling on my ankles at all. It’s kind of bothering me, it’s not painful but obviously somethings wrong. I can’t really get to a doctor because I have no insurance and not much money. I hope it’s not a big deal. Just thought maybe someone else might know what this might be. I’m 28, exercise very often, and otherwise in good health, no problems at all.
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Vivian Abrams DPM
Certainly, the treatments so far have been comprehensive. It is difficult to even suggest a diagnosis, since I have not examined you but one of the things I would consider would be Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. A neurologist might be a good choice to do an EMG. Some of the symptoms you describe sound like Tarsal Tunnel syndrome.
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Vivian Abrams DPM
Certainly, the treatments so far have been comprehensive. It is difficult to even suggest a diagnosis, since I have not examined you but one of the things I would consider would be Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. A neurologist might be a good choice to do an EMG. Some of the symptoms you describe sound like Tarsal Tunnel syndrome.