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Pins And Needles In The Feet Upon Lying Down, Swelling. Palpitations In The Mornings. Reason?
pins and needles in bth feet lying down sleeping and sense of swelling , first hapened standing in one position long time last night, and now goes away when getting up to bathroom....have palpitations usually in morning ...any connection...feel fit and have body heat...yesterday afternoon walked on cement floor all over store and felt tired in upper legs like pushing a car backwards with legs....went awaynick
Thu, 23 May 2013
Hello Nick,
Welcome at HCM.
I have read complete details of your question.
Such type of symptoms can occur with following diseases-
-Compression of nerve in back
-Compression of nerve in upper part of leg
-Deficiency of vitamin B12
-Viral or other type of infection of spinal cord
-Compression of nerve due to narrowing of hole from which it caomes out of spine(spinal canal stenosis)
-Stress or anxiety.
You should consult to your doctor & should have complete investigations like x ray of lower spine,serum estimation of vitamin B12,HEMOGLOBIN,etc.
At present you may star taking supplements of vitamin B12,This may be available OTC.
Hope this will help you.
With best wishes.
Welcome at HCM.
I have read complete details of your question.
Such type of symptoms can occur with following diseases-
-Compression of nerve in back
-Compression of nerve in upper part of leg
-Deficiency of vitamin B12
-Viral or other type of infection of spinal cord
-Compression of nerve due to narrowing of hole from which it caomes out of spine(spinal canal stenosis)
-Stress or anxiety.
You should consult to your doctor & should have complete investigations like x ray of lower spine,serum estimation of vitamin B12,HEMOGLOBIN,etc.
At present you may star taking supplements of vitamin B12,This may be available OTC.
Hope this will help you.
With best wishes.
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