Tingling in Toes

[caseysmom]

That is probably the blood circulation, I am not sure but that would be my guess. I didn't know you are diabetic, you are so young. Do you have to take insulin?

[BC_MoM]

Actually, I'm not diabetic! LOL Both grandpa's have it, though, that is how we got into the study, because we are at high risk.

[Grace]

I was going to say diabetic neuropathy, but then you mentioned you are not diabetic.

Paresthesia (numbness, tingling) can be caused by direct pressure on a nerve, by diabetes, vitamin deficiency, and other things as well. You need to speak to a physician for proper diagnosis.

[caseysmom]

Actually, I'm not diabetic! LOL Both grandpa's have it, though, that is how we got into the study, because we are at high risk.

Oh good you are too young for that. Diabetice doesn't run in my family but I am fat and not getting any younger so I do worry about it.

[slleipnir]

Oh good you are too young for that..

My brother was 2 years old when he was diagnosed with it I was going to suggest something about diabetics and poor circulation but since you're not I'm not really sure