running foot falls asleep

I took a tumble last night getting off my train after work. This was my worse fear and it happened. It scared me to death and I went straight to ER. They checked the baby right away and baby is doing great! They said the baby is very well cushioned in my belly and probably did not feel anything. I fell on my knee and foot and not my belly. I'm thankful for that. I'll take pain 1000 times over for myself as long as my baby is ok!

I had to physically look down to judge how far to move to the right or left. I do know that I had foot drop in my right foot way way years before a diagnosis.

I can feel a tingling sensation under my lower right rib, it reminds me of when my foot falls asleep. I move and the sensation leaves quickly, but I am just not sure what it is, I dont want to cut off blood circulation to my baby.. any thoughts would help please.

Along with the comment I posted to godsown, I have a foot falling totally asleep now and then....what is all this?

I haven't had that happen, but when I am sitting for any period of time, I get tingling and numbness in my left foot, particularly toes. It's not like I am in a weird position and my foot would be falling asleep, so I think it has something to do with pregnancy as well. I wonder if the babies position is not sometimes affecting certain nerves or something? I don't know if that can happen, just speculating.

All the time? How long? Is it like when your foot falls asleep? What area are you in?

My problem is that my index finger falls asleep when I write or even scroll with a computer mouse. Even when I exercise the index finger starts tingling. Its really weird this has never happened to me before. Can you help? I'm not sure if its serious enough to see a doctor. Thanks for your help in advance.

You may be experiencing "restless leg syndrome". I get it EVERY TIME I'm pregnant (I'm on my 4th pregnancy). To me,it's a similar feeling to when your foot/leg falls asleep and is beginning to wake up. I'm always kicking my leg and foot around at night to get the sensation to lessen. If this is what you are experiencing, sadly there is nothing to help it. It's just one of those pesky pregnancy symptoms that luckily go away after birth. Good luck on your pregnancy!!!

When I do sleep I have to roll over every hour because my ear that is on the pillow falls asleep. (Imagine the painful numb tingling feeling you get when your foot falls asleep but it's your ear.) Thank god I only have 4 weeks left. Good luck ladies.

I also get the numb tingling in my foot and my calf. It seems like it starts in my foot and works its way up the back side of my calf. And I get what feels like cold water running down the lower inside of my leg and also a burning/hypersensitive feeling. I've just lived with it so far, so I'm not sure what you can take for it.

No numbness, no pain no pressure,no headaches, just slight tingling like when you lie on your side and it falls asleep and your foot or ams wakes up. My physician said it might be a pinched nerve... It is just a little scary.

I get this when i lay on my left side its like right by my ribs and it feels tingly like something like when my foot falls asleep i asked my doctor he said its normal and to be thankful it feels numb and doesnt hurt hahaha :)

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 can feel him kicking and moving all the time. Sometimes I get this weird feeling under my right front ribs. It feels weird like when your foot falls asleep . Tingles more than anything. Does anyone else get this and what is it?

On the left side of my spine, from the left shoulder blade down to the top of my left butt cheek, it feels like a cross between a charlie horse and when your foot falls asleep, while adding a heating pad set on low. I can still move fine, but it feels weird and it has felt the same since the June 18th. Is it okay to go to work or should I go see a doctor?

but then my chest felt like your foot does when it falls asleep. I am a little worried. Does anyone know whats wrong? could it be a cold?

It later started tingling, as if a bug was crawling around my scalp or when your hand or foot falls asleep. I took an Advil, and about an hour nap and everything was seemingly fine for another hour until it started again. This time a mix of a tingling and burning like sensation. It's not painfully at all, just an annoyance. Any ideas? Other information that may or may not be useful: 18. Slightly overweight.

I recently turned 14 and i was just laying on my bed when my back started feeling a little ichy, that itch started to feel like i was being stabbed by needles, sorta like when my foot falls asleep but a lot worse. Then along with the sharp needles feeling it felt liek it was on fire. Finally that dulled to a numb pain. My back had no rash or anything on it, no red or anything. I think this has happened before but never that intense, any idea of what it might be?

I know when my pain is bad from the endo especially during my cycle or just before I can feel like my sciatic nerve is all messed up then my but, my hip and all the way down my leg feels numb.

I'm 19. Tingling is the best way I could describe it. It's not quite like the tingling when your foot falls asleep, but I would say it's a similar "fuzzy" feeling.

But no worries. The pain in the lower back? It is caused from the bowling ball of a stomach we have to carry around constantly.

His eyes are rarely widely open. he sleeps a lot and it is impossible to wake him up once he falls asleep. He sleeps in the classroom, in the car and while watching TV. i took him to many doctors at the beginning the suspected brain tumor, but after running all the tests they told me that he has no problem and that his health is fine. i am still worried about him.

It is also possible she has got used to falling asleep at the breast then wakes to find you are not there I would lay her down before she falls asleep so she will start to get herself to sleep. the hair drier shouldnt be near her as they are very powerfiul emfs given from them, I would leave on quiet restful music , leave the room do not worry if she fusses for a bit.

You can't fall asleep if your brain isn't asleep. Body parts "falling asleep" is caused by pressure on nerves. When the body is asleep, so is the brain. This person is having anxiety dreams, meaning taking anxiety to bed with her. I would ask the poster, what meds are you on? It could be related to your medication.

Hi. I'm 21 weeks pregnant. I've had trouble with my hands, arms, hips falling asleep during the night. The snoogle pillow has really helped, but now it's mainly my right hand that falls asleep, to the point where it hurts. I can't even make a fist when it does that. During the day, the tips of my fingers on my right hand have been numb. Has this happened to anyone else & if so, how did you relieve it?

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