Why do your feet tend to get numb?

Numbility in the hands and feet caused by cervical and lumbar spondylosis is numbness in the upper limbs and legs caused by cervical and lumbar spinal disease. This scattered numbness in the limbs occurs because local nerves are stimulated. Such as cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, etc. Intervertebral disc compression of nerves can cause difficulty in mobility and even incontinence of urine and feces. This belongs to the category of cervical and lumbar spondylosis. Depending on the situation, you need to go to a cervical and lumbar specialist for treatment, take a CT scan or MRI, and the expert will designate a treatment plan after diagnosis.

People with Qi and blood deficiency are often prone to numbness in their legs and feet. The root cause of numbness is that the blood circulation is blocked. Over time, the cells are not supplied with enough oxygen. Once the blood flows back, some nerve numbness will occur. In addition to certain circulatory disorders, the cause of this symptom may be vitamin C deficiency, or people with anemia generally have low blood oxygen supply capacity, so you should go to the hospital for a check-up. It may be iron deficiency anemia.

The next most common condition is numbness caused by diabetes, neuritis, or medical neurology. After diagnosis, corresponding treatment methods are adopted. Numbness of hands and feet caused by biochemical agents, as well as numbness of hands and feet caused by cerebral thrombosis and nerve compression damage, these situations require going to the hospital.

Occasional numbness of the hands and feet is a normal phenomenon. If the numbness of the hands and feet is frequent or persistent, you should be vigilant. Based on your own situation, choose a symptomatic department for treatment. In your daily life, you must be wary of cervical and lumbar spondylosis. If your hands and feet are numb, early diagnosis and early treatment are required.

The numbness of the hands and feet caused by the cervical spine may be caused by the bone hyperplasia of the cervical spine compressing the spinal nerves in the neck, resulting in numbness of the hands and feet. If it is indeed compression of the cervical spinal cord, traction or drugs to treat bone hyperplasia can be used, and Neurotrophic drug treatment, if the compression is severe and drug treatment and conservative treatment are ineffective, multi-dimensional minimally invasive treatment should be used.