Tingling or Numbness in Feet
Tingling or numbness in the feet is common, especially for people with diabetes or those who experience poor circulation. This sensation, often worsened at night, is a sign of nerve discomfort.
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🔷What is Tingling or Numbness in Feet?
Tingling, numbness, or burning sensations often come from slowed nerve signaling or reduced circulation that affects nerve tissue.
🔷Why It Happens
The leg muscles normally act as a “second heart,” helping push blood back toward the upper body. When this system is under-used or strained, blood flow may stagnate, oxygen delivery to the muscles decreases, and metabolic waste builds up—resulting in fatigue, soreness, and discomfort.
Common causes of Tingling or Numbness in Feet
Mild Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy, often caused by diabetes or nerve damage, results in abnormal nerve signaling, causing tingling, numbness, or burning sensations in the feet and legs.
Long Periods of Inactivity
Sitting or standing for long durations without movement can impede proper circulation, causing nerves to feel "asleep" or less responsive. Poor circulation contributes to discomfort and tingling sensations, particularly in the evening or after inactivity.
Aging Nerve Pathways
As we age, nerve pathways naturally deteriorate, causing reduced sensitivity and slower nerve communication. This can lead to feelings of numbness, tingling, and discomfort, especially in the feet and toes.
🔷How It Feels
People often report:
▪ Tingling or buzzing sensations
▪ Numb or “asleep” feeling
▪ Burning discomfortlooking Skin
▪ Reduced sensitivity
▪ Worse at night or after sitting
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🔷The support you can get
Welliawell’s combination of TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and infrared heat therapy supports nerve communication and circulation, addressing common symptoms of tingling, numbness, and burning feet:
✔ Supports nerve signaling pathways
✔ Encourages consistent circulation to nerve tissue
✔ Helps soothe tingling or numbness
✔ Provides warming relief
Regular use of Welliawell’s dual-action therapy helps restore nerve comfort, improve circulation, and reduce discomfort from neuropathy-like sensations in the feet.
See your Doctor if your symptoms persist.
Clinical recommendations
The circulatory system is made up of vessels and muscles that help control the flow of blood around the body. The average human body contains over 60,000 miles of blood vessels. This is your circulation. Your circulatory system is responsible for carrying oxygen and essential nutrients to all living cells around your body via the arteries, and carrying the waste products and carbon dioxide via your veins. Find out more about the cause, symptoms and how to treat poor circulation.
Todd Walton, Physical Therapist, Oregon
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