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Tingling Hands And Feet, Feeling Of Black Out On Sleeping, Taken Plenty Of Water, Clear Urine. Possible Causes?
What could be the reason for my hands and feet are tingling .? I don t think it s poor circulation. My hands and feet or not cold or purple, and I don t think i m dehydrated since I drank 3 Litres today. But still my hands are feet have been feeling tingly all day and when i try to get some sleep i feel like I want to black out sometimes, it s scary and it prevents me from going to sleep I called my doctor but they believe it s dehydration , but how can that be when I ve drank so much water and my urine is very clear 35 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer. Additional Details Well other symptoms include my head feeling light, I have an LVAD, but all of the metrics are perfect. This has being going on for about 3 days, I think this warrants a visit to my GP. But i d still like to know any possibilities of what may be going on Incase this may be of any help, the meds i m on now are: Digoxin Bisoprolol Warfarin Asparin ompeparazole Ramipril Spironolactone
Wed, 9 Oct 2013
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1. Tingling sensation in hands,feet is an extremely common and bothersome symptom, and constitute "peripheral neuropathy".
2. Consult with a Surgeon regarding 'Nerve entrapment syndromes' and with Medicine Specialist for General Physical Examination [ kidney disorders, liver disease, vascular damage and blood diseases, amyloidosis, connective tissue disorders and chronic inflammation, hormonal imbalances, and cancers and benign tumours that impinge on nerves.], and for possible Vitamin Deficiency.
3. Spironolactone causes hyperkalemia, whereas aspirin antagonize function of spironolactone, so check with Electrolytes for any abnormality.
1. Tingling sensation in hands,feet is an extremely common and bothersome symptom, and constitute "peripheral neuropathy".
2. Consult with a Surgeon regarding 'Nerve entrapment syndromes' and with Medicine Specialist for General Physical Examination [ kidney disorders, liver disease, vascular damage and blood diseases, amyloidosis, connective tissue disorders and chronic inflammation, hormonal imbalances, and cancers and benign tumours that impinge on nerves.], and for possible Vitamin Deficiency.
3. Spironolactone causes hyperkalemia, whereas aspirin antagonize function of spironolactone, so check with Electrolytes for any abnormality.
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