Is it normal that my feet tingle?

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I noticed that after short periods of time, maybe 10 minutes, my feet fall asleep. I know that its normal for limbs to fall asleep after long periods of stillness but every time I sit for a short period, whether its on the toilet, movies, benches, busses or even in the car (not when driving for some reason), my feet fall asleep.

My annual doctor visit is coming up soon so I will be asking then but im kinda worried. Should I be?

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Based on 21 votes (12 yes)
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  • Rats
    8 years ago

    sounds like ya got poor circulation in your extremities. ive heard that smoking causes it in some cases...r u a smoker?

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      8 years ago

      Nope. Never smoked a day in my life.

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    • Koda
      8 years ago

      I get this a lot, but I've never smoked. I think sometimes I pinch a nerve or something.

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  • jethro
    8 years ago

    Lets see. Diabetes, Deep Vein Thrombosis, Bad Ticker come to mind. But sure go ahead and wait for your annual date to roll around. You didn't need those feet anyway.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      8 years ago

      I should have specified that my appointment is in the next 2 weeks instead of "soon".

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      • jethro
        8 years ago

        Still.. When something tingles, it means no blood. No blood means bad things and you can die in less than two weeks. Why wait?

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          8 years ago

          I couldnt get in any sooner but I guess I should call anyway.

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  • thegypsysailor
    8 years ago

    Have you seen a doctor about diabetes or circulatory problems? Those are two potential causes which come immediately to mind.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      8 years ago

      I have no history of diabetes in my family but I guess that means I could still get/ have it.

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  • RoseIsabella
    8 years ago

    Time for a Wilfred Brimley impression, "di uh beet us".

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