Q. About three years ago, in a slip and fall, I suffered a separation of the quadriceps from the left kneecap. The surgery went well, and I have complete recovery and use of my left leg. About six ...

Sciatica and diabetic neuropathy are two medical conditions that can cause loss of sensation in your feet. Diagnosing and treating the cause can stop or slow its progression. Your feet rely on a sense ...

If you’re wondering why the bottom of your feet are numb or burning, the truth is, this could happen for a few reasons. However, we are going to focus on a specific cause: Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. The ...

Numb legs and feet may be caused by sitting in a position that puts too much pressure on the nerves or reduces blood flow. Long-lasting numbness in the legs and feet may indicate an underlying ...

Q: Numbness in Foot While Running: I'm 49, fairly good shape. I love to run and usually get in 2 or 3 runs a week. Normally I run 3 to 3.5 miles and my times average around 40 minutes. My problem is ...

Pain on the bottom of your foot can be due to your activities, such as jobs that keep you on your feet or sports like running. The structure of your foot or the shoes you wear also can contribute to ...

Tingling in your feet is not usually cause for concern. And when you get that familiar pins-and-needles feeling in your feet or numbness in your toes, typically it’s easy to fix: Reposition yourself ...

Numbness in your feet is a symptom of diabetic neuropathy — a common complication of type 2 diabetes. It occurs when nerves in your body become damaged by high blood sugar levels. About half of people ...

I usually start to feel it near the midpoint of my cardio workouts—a numb or tingling feeling in my hands. As far as inconveniences go, it’s pretty minor (only slightly more annoying than remembering ...

As Natalie Suflita drove, she noticed her foot became numb. She had been experiencing pressure in her lower back and worried about nerve damage. After many doctors’ appointments, she learned she had a ...

Q: Tingling and Numbness in Feet: After about 15 minutes or so of running the back of my lower leg (lower calf down to foot) completely cramps up, then my feet start to tingle and eventually go numb.

Numbness in your toes is one of those nagging ailments that's hard to pin down. It could be something serious -- a byproduct of diabetes, for example -- or it might just be that you're wearing the ...