Many possibilities: This could be due to the repetative impact of running, however a big question is whether the numbness is associated with a decrease in blood flow -- this can be due to an anatomic variant called popliteal entrapment, or chronic compartment syndrome. Your physician can help you sort this out with a non-invasive ultrasound exam.
Answered 3/13/2013
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See neurologist: Symptoms may indicate transient ischemic attacks or other serious neuro condition. Needs to see neurologist for detailed exam, lab tests and imaging.
Answered 6/26/2013
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Peripheral nerve: First, regarding feet, you might check with podiatrist for over pronation which could contribute to tarsal tunnel syndrome in your feet. The hand issue might be a carpal tunnel or cubital tunnel process. I truly doubt you have a systemic neurological disorder, and this can be handled by your family doctor.
Answered 4/4/2013
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