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Pins and Needles Toes: Sciatica, Circulatory or Other Condition?

by samiam
Posted: Wed., July 2, 2008, 07:23 pm
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Topics: Brain & Nerves, chiropractic, circulation, Diabetes, lower back, neuropathy, sciatica, Symptoms
     

Every now and then, for no apparent reason (emphasis on "apparent"), I feel an annoying, painful, pins and needles sensation in my big toe. It's usually only one toe, usually my left big toe, that gets this.

Doing a search online, I found all sorts of possibilities. But, I really didn't fit any of the symptoms. My symptoms are momentary, sudden, annoying and painful. Of the possible causes, a lower back problem fit the best.

Has anyone ever felt anything like this? Did you consult a chiropractor or neurologist? Which helped?
     
     
     
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