My toes are getting numb.
So, a year ago, my toes started really getting numb. It was annoying, and I was pretty sure that it was time to make a Doctor's appointment. I was fairly certain that he would tell me that I had diabetes, and that would be the reason.
It was depressing.
So, I went in and had my physical, checked my blood sugar, liver and everything, and I don't have it.
And my toes continue to tingle.
I did have some high blood pressure, and the meds made my feet swell. It's awesome. And well, my toes continued to tingle, but now, I was thinking it was because of the meds.
SO, we went a while, and we switched meds. (But still swollen feet due to the medication.) Toes continue to tingle.
I looked into if my symptoms matched MS; they don't. Been thinking that maybe I'm just going to keel over or something.
Then today, I was talking to my pal at work, and he mentioned my chair. I do sit for a sold 11-18 hrs per day. And it does have a hard, rigid seat that digs into the backs of my knees a little.
Maybe me working from home, and sitting all the time, is cutting off my circulation to my feet?
Anyway, I switched chairs, but it doesn't seem to be helping much.
But I've gotta keep trying because these sleep toes have been keeping me from sleeping.
- Daniel
