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Both of my feet have a tingling/ burning sensation that won't go away. what could it be?
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Neuropathy: Your symptoms suggest a peripheral neuropathy which can be caused by diabetes, vitamin B12 deficiency, toxins, etc. I recommend an evaluation by a neurologist for proper diagnosis.
Answered 12/27/2014
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