What can course you legs from the knees down to be half asleep all the time for 6 years?

Question

I had a Crack verabray just before this and I have been to a doctor and run test but could not find out what was wrong but my legs are still half sleep

Answer 1

I went to the Doctor with similar symptoms. The verdict was Type 2 diabetes. The numb/painful legs/feet as well as hands in some cases was nerve damage caused by high glucose levels in my blood. It is a very odd feeling but half asleep describes it as well as anything I can think of.

Diabetes isn't hard to test for but ask about an A1C test. It is a blood test that will give you an average blood sugar for the last 30 to 90 days, depending upon who you ask. Anything above 7.0 should be checked further...

Good luck, I hope it isn't diabetes, that stuff is a real pain in the ***...

Answer 2

As all the others said, you should always go to the doctor first but there are a few possibilities. Did you have any back or spinal cord injuries around the time of the first symptom? Do you have any other problems that could be related, any other areas of your body reacting in the same fashion? First, when it comes to feeling you'll have to figure out if it's nerves, blood flow, or both/neither. I would say, look at the time when it first happened, look for clues as to why.

Answer 3

I have had the same problem on and off for years, Mine was caused by poor circulation as a result of scar tissue from a broken pelvis, If you have a pinched nerve some place in your lower back or hip area the blood vessels do not get the message to constrict and force the blood back out of your legs. For me Shiatsu treatments worked wonders, I have had 4 treatments so far and am virtually pain free in my legs now

Answer 4

Why oh why do people insist on NOT going to the doctor when they have problems... with that being said, my thoughts.

The problems you are having can be a result of many health problems from Restless Leg Syndrome, which, can also be associated with people with anemia or kidney problems. RLS is also considered a neurological condition.... this can also be caused from some type of neuropathy, which caused tingling and numbing effects, circulatory issues... I could go on and on.. so please, if it continues to bother you, which I assume it will, since it has been for 6 years, do your body a favor and seek the advice of a physician!

Good Luck!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Cause? Well, what did the doctor tell you? You DID go to the doctor, right? It has been 6 years.

It could be nerve pain/damage. Since you don't mention anything else regarding symptoms, tests, injuries and what your doctor said.......can't really say anything other than that.

Answer 7

Assuming you're in the standing position or legs in an otherwise non binding position probable circulation issues. There are several reasons.

Answer 8

Posey's answer is worth checking out.
If that doesn't solve your problem, see a chiropractor and check with your regular doctor for a referral to a specialist.

Answer 9

Restless Legs Syndrome. Look it up online, there is a lot about it

Answer 10

I would guess circulation problems. How old are you?
This is definitely something to contact the doctor over.