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Tingling in Right Foot

I had my surgery in April 2018. I took the vitamins like I was supposed to but found they made me sick to my stomach. I stopped after month 2. I went for my 3 month check up and everything was perfect. I have recently noticed my right foot starts to tingle like it's falling asleep and is sort of numb on the top. This starts when I get home and doesn't really get better until I get up the next day and start moving around. I started taking my vitamins again yesterday in hopes that it might be a vitamin deficiency. Has anyone else experienced this?

Thanks in advance!

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  • GreenTealael
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    Contact your team/primary for follow up labwork to check for deficiencies instead of guessing. Vitamins are important. But don't panic, simply resolve it quickly. Safe Journey ?

  • B vitamins are generally the ones that affect nerves.But there could be other causes. Maybe you have a trapped nerve somewhere or your footwear is causing the issue.

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Contact your team/primary for follow up labwork to check for deficiencies instead of guessing. Vitamins are important. But don't panic, simply resolve it quickly.

Safe Journey ?

B vitamins are generally the ones that affect nerves.But there could be other causes. Maybe you have a trapped nerve somewhere or your footwear is causing the issue.

How about calcium or magnesium levels?

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