If you are having pain in your foot, numbness
in your toes and leg pain, that does not always
mean there is a problem in the leg or foot.
This may be a condition down your lower back.
Have you ever been walking for a while and
your toes or foot goes numb? Well, I have
and I have a phrase that I would ask myself
and it is "how long does numb toe from
sciatica last?". I knew that I had sciatica
problems and would become very frustrated
when I walk or when I would go running. So
I guess that was a way to vent a little and
place the blame where I knew it should be
placed.
It is very difficult for someone who has that
constant thought in their head, "how
long does numb toe from sciatica last?"
I use to run, but stopped, not because of
the pain, but because my toes would go numb
then the numbness would actually be very painful
if that makes any sense. And I know it is
cause by my sciatic nerve in my lower back.
Then numbness for me did not last very long,
but it would not go away until I was sitting
back down and at rest off of my feet.
Do you have sciatica pain? If you are having
pain or numbness, then you need to be examined,
and then you can place the blame where it
needs to go too. When you go to the doctor,
the diagnosis should not be restricted to
the leg and hips, but should also be focused
on your lower back. Even if you have no pain
in your lower back, does not mean the problem
does not start there. The problem can be sciatica
and can cause pain to radiate from the lower
back and down your leg to your foot and can
cause your toes to go numb.
Most of us have had a leg, hand or foot 'fall
asleep'. Then eventually and gradually we
start to get that tingling, almost pain sensation
and you want to just shake it trying to get
the blood to flow again. I think that is the
worst part about numbness. I hope you are
able to figure out what is causing this for
you and do what you can to relieve it.
