Foot Tingling, Leg Circulation, and Nerves: Dr. Scott Kilberg Podiatrist Indianapolis Noblesville IN
This video discusses the real cause of sleeping feet and foot tingling, often falsely thought to be poor circulation.
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When one’s foot goes to sleep after resting on it, the common perception is that it is due to the circulation being cut off while one is on their leg. The truth is that poor circulation has little to do with numbness and tingling of the feet, while nerve disease or compression is typically the real reason why feet fall asleep and have a prickly sensation.
Dr. Kilberg is a foot and ankle specialist who practices medicine and surgery involving all parts of the foot, ankle, and associated lower leg. He is with Indiana Podiatry Group, practicing with Dr. Karl Fulkert and Dr. Scott Schulman, treating adults and children. He offers treatment for many foot conditions, including heel pain, bunions, hammertoes, flat feet, and nail disease, and provides the community with orthotics, ankle braces, and diabetic shoes. His patients come from a diverse geography, including greater Indianapolis, Noblesville, Fishers, Carmel, Westfield, Fortville, Lawrence, Sheridan, Pendleton, Lapel, McCordsville, and Cicero Indiana. Feel free to read about foot and ankle conditions in his Learning Library, or look through his numerous blogs, videos, and articles for more information.
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