Many times, excessive glucose in the blood causes damage to the nerves.
Lifestyle: Numbness of hands and feet is normal, but its occurrence again and again can also be a sign of some disease. You must have often experienced that when we sit or lie down in the same position for a long time or our hands or feet are pressed for a long time, they become numb and there is a feeling like ants walking or needle pricks.
This happens due to improper blood circulation. As soon as we come back to normal, blood circulation resumes and the sensation stops.
But sometimes numbness in hands and feet can also be a sign of a serious health problem. Many times, excessive glucose in the blood causes damage to the nerves. In this condition, numbness starts occurring in the legs.
When the disc slips, there is a lot of pressure on the nerves below the legs and the nerve gets pressed, causing numbness.
The problem of numbness in hands and feet is also seen in many autoimmune diseases, such as lupus and arthritis. Many times, hands and feet become numb due to deficiency of Vitamin B complex in the body. It is also very common in patients with cancer (chemotherapy), HIV or AIDS, high blood pressure and TB.
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