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Q: Feet numb in morning

asked by: zumagata on June 4th, 2009

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Hello,

i'm 25, female, and over the past 8 months I wake up with my feet numb, everyday, they loosen up a couple of minutes later.
I thought it was something related to my back but my chiropractor said I had a injury on my left foot that he immediately treated. But it didn't work.. I'm afraid that it could be MS or diabetes.

I've always did sports but even when I don't do anything, I always wake up with numb feet. Should I be worried? I don't know anyone in my family with MS.

Please help, I'm so worried.

Thank you,
Alexandra

Replies(1)

zigemyster

replied on June 14th, 2009

Moderator

If it is only your feet it could be a several things....best advice I can provide would be to make an appointment with a neurologist due to numbness.

That's where I would start.

Best wishes,

Zig

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