Tingling in heels and tors

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Asked for Female, 50 Years

I have tingling in my feets and yoes when i lie down on my back . My lower back also feels stiff and painful . Getting physiotherapy fone but tingling is not going . .my feets are very dry also . Will accupressure help

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Dr. Anmol N Neurosurgeon 9 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anmol N

Neurosurgeon 9 yrs exp Bangalore

You must be having a lumbar spondylosis with neural compression, with a peripheral neuropathy. Consult your neurologist for an detailed examination and an evaluation. You can also get acupressure. You should feel better.

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