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I have long lasting tingling in my feet and feel in motion after i stop driving. this happened when driving for prolonged periods on a recent trip.
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Driver's Tingle: Rule out systemic conditions: ie., diabetes, RA, anemias, etc. Consider the possibility of being in the seated position for extended and prolonged time, and the flexion of your foot on gas/brake pedals. The sciatic nerve passes from your back (spine issues) on down to the toes. It branches at the knee and after a while sitting can be vulnerable to compression and produce symptoms described.
Answered 4/13/2018
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