post running foot numbness

I am able to do all adls, some more dificult than others. My left fingers areso very numb , also my left foot, but not as much as the fingers. When I awake in the morning, my leg and foot feel good, my hand is not as numb, until I get up/ Ihad an MRI 2 yrs ago that showed my cervical discs were bulging toward my spine, could this be part of the problem?

My recovery has gone really well, all things considered, but my left ankle almost always swells daily and then goes down overnight - looks great in a.m. I still have numbness/neuropathy in it, too, though improved. Are these related and what can I do? Has anyone had success in getting all feeling back in toes, bottom of foot, etc? I'll try almost anything!!

Hi I had a question i have had numbness on the right side of my body from head to feet for a week now. I have been dizzy for about 2 months and also have double vision to due muscle loss and hearing ringing and strange noises.

I had a microdiscectomy in 2008 on my L5 disc then April 2015 I had a bulging disc on L4/L5 with which I has numbness on lower left calf and afoot, following surgery the numbness is still there on leg with freezing cold foot and muscles don't work in foot, my calf and thigh are now weakening as I walk with a limp. Physic isn't improving it either and I had nerve conduction studies done which showed the reduced feeling in my left foot and calf.

Prior to my surgery I had sciatic pain on the right side which went down the leg and numbness in my right foot. Now my numbness is in my private area; the numbness then generates down my left leg (scale 6) and even worse in my foot (scale 10). On the right side its not as bad as the left but noticeable (scale of 2) It feels as if someone has taken a Tourniquet and left it on my leg. Nothing makes it better. I have complained about this since shortly after the initial surgery.

My normal daily ms tingling feels more like if your hand or foot fell asleep. I also have numbness often in different spots without the tingling. The daily numbness tingling usually only lasts minutes but comes and goes several times a day. Although I have had my hand stay tingling for three days straight. With the flares, the tingling numbness lasted several hours straight. That is my experience, not sure what others feel. I am dx with ms.

s quite foot drop yet, but I certainly have to *think* about lifting my foot up. They make a foot brace that would hold my foot up, but it's plastic and clunky. I don't think I would have started running again if it wasn't for the weight. I get so frustrated, because I'm really trying to restrict my calories, and it doesn't do a bit of good. Working out on the trainer was exercise, but it just wasn't enough. I'm starting to wonder if I have a thyroid problem.

I have been seeing a doctor regularly for wound care (5 days the week of the accident, 2 times a week for 2 weeks after that and now once a week) Now, a month later with it healing, I am realizing peripheral nerve damage causing random desensitization, itching and/or burning from the top of the burn to almost my knee running in a vertical strip where the shin meets the calf on the outside of my leg, absolute numbness on the top inside of my foot right past where the burn ends and the same des

My left hand thumb goes dead. I get numbness and pins and needles in arms and legs. A sharp pins running though my legs. My mouth and breath is dry and smells. If i stand and close mu eyes i lose balance.One minute i am fine and than i lose balance and trip over as i cant always lift my left leg up and i drag it. I have had a mri on Brian for ms but came back fine. I also had mri on neck and back i have damage to c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 c7 ans damage too lower back.

I had a thalamic stroke December 7 and am now having pain and numbness and hypersensitivity on the affected side. This seems to shift and change day to day. What is the treatment, if any, and what is the chance this will go away over time?

Since my son's issues started he always said the left side of his body is worse than his right side. For months now he's been getting pins and needles and numbness in both feet and again his left foot is worse. Recently we went for new shoes and at his fitting we realized that his left foot is over a size smaller than his right. I don't know how we missed this because it's very obvious when he standing in his bare feet. I know most people have one foot smaller than the other.

After surgery, i developed foot drop on my right foot. The pain was gone after 2 months of surgery but the numbness on my leftfoot was still there. On my third month, i can feel some pain in my back probably because of the metals that was placed there. is it normal to feel pain at the back near the titanium was placed? My rehab doctor did emg to my legs to check if the nerves are still working. according to him, all nerves are still alive but it is below the normal level.

I have been experiencing foot numbness at the soles of both of my feet and toes. It is greater on the left than the right. I tend to experience it more in the morning when after I have gotten out of bed. I am probably just overreacting but I am curious what the cause might be. Any ideas?

4 wks ago numbness started in my toes & has been working up to half way on my foot now (soles of feet) I am most aware of it when I wake up in the morn, it gets progressively worse each day -- any ideas ?

mostly left hand recently i have numbness in right foot and weakness in right foot(calf) feels heavy.Today the legs feel cold and right leg is heavy. i have had a brain scan MRI (normal) Chest xray (normal) Pnemon. ct scan of thoracic with contrast (normal) stress test ekg of the heart(running on treadmill) normal. blood work and urine test normal. little low b-12 trigcly are a little high, 24hr urine test-corticol levels ok.

I do have balance issues but, mainly in the morning and at night. I have foot drop on right foot that will never be right again along with numbness in right foot and right hand. But, with all of that said my main reason is I can't walk due to my right side and weakness. My list of problems seems nonending but, I continue to fight and stay positive. This was a very good post just to see who using what and why. I found it to be very helpful in my situation.

But I have swelling wayyyyy more in my left foot than my right and my left toes are numb when I move them upwards. My face, mostly my lips and chin area, is numb and they hurt when I talk and I kind of have a lisp. Is this normal to have where it hurts and the numbness as well?

It sweel abit at both side, felt really tight when I walk and abit painful. The numbness were located at the surrounding side of the toe and tip. It's been almost a month. I am very very worried. I tested myself with diabetes test kit and result was negative. And I used my dad blood pressure machine and my blood pressure were normal. I am really worried. Pls help me!

Hi everyone, this is my first post here. I've been dealing with an extremely painful issue for about 3 weeks. Not sure if it's related, but I believe I have some undiagnosed lower back issues and about a month ago I had a flare up of Sciatica symptoms. I had unbearable pain along with pins and needles throughout my right leg that persisted around the clock for 6 days straight. I forced myself to exercise it at the gym, and this seemed to help.

(from my knee up is totally fine and no back problems) That numbness feeling gradually started to be a burning feeling and the tingling/numbness in my foot gradually has gotten worse... The feeling in my foot is strange... It's like I can't figure out what it feels like, sometimes it feels tingly, sometimes almost like it feels itchy, sometimes it feels like its burning, sometimes it feels like all of those at the same time. It's a horrible annnoying feeling.

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