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I keep waking up with a tingling in my heels that goes away throughout the day. no diabetes. does this sound like s problem?
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Tingling heels.: I would ask your Dr about how you sleep and discuss the type of shoes you are wearing during the day. You need to have a quick neurological exam of your feet including vibration, touch, temperature, position sense and DTRs. Your Dr can do this quickly. If OK then no worries.
Answered 4/13/2017
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