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Why would someone have a tingling sensation in their hands and feet with no numbness?

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Various answers: Some medications cause tingling (topirimate), some food additives (MSG), bodily chemical imbalance, poor blood flow, use of illicit drugs (cocaine, meth), consequence of smoking, and perhaps early sign of peripheral nerve disorder.

Answered 10/17/2015

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