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I experienced tingling in my toes after eating grilled salmon. my blood sugar levels have been in normal ranges?
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I don't see any connection between those unless a toxic substance was involved. . If you have continual tingling of toes,though, peripheral neuropathy comes to mind. Diabetes, vitamin B12 deficiency, alcohol excess & exposure to toxins are some of the more common causes. If symptoms persist, see your MD or a neurologist for evaluation, testing& advice.
Answered 3/3/2023
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