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Hi my mom is having scoloisis n parkinson's since last 4 years.she is offlately having lot of tingling sensation in her feet...pls advise?

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Neuropathy : Tingling sensation may not be related to scoliosis or parkinson's disease. It could be due to unrelated problem like poor circulation, vitamin deficiency, diabetes, autoimmune conditions, or side effect from medications. Check with her physician for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Answered 5/16/2013

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