Talk to your doctor: If you have numbness in your hands and feet, do not ignore it. Intermittent or persistent numbness is a common neurological symptom resulting from damage to the nerves. It may be caused by diseases of the nerves themselves or it may be the result of systemic illnesses. These are symptoms that shouldn't be ignored. Talk with your doctor about what you are experiencing.
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Neuropathy: See your doctor to determine if the meds you are taking can cause these symptoms. Get checked for diabetes as this may be diabetic neuropathy. Could also be idiopathic neuropathy - which means unknown cause. There are meds that can help such as gabapentin.
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