(Photo courtesy of Tyler Mallory) There are many options for people without health insurance, but finding an affordable plan is the best strategy. A Chicago-based doctor explains how those in his profession help patients who struggle to pay for services.
The differences in symptoms is the best way to identify if poor circulation or peripheral neuropathy is to blame for symptoms like tingling in toes, which is present in both conditions commonly. Regardless, it is a good idea to see a health care provider if symptoms are present in either case.
You might also be surprised to know that damage to your spine can lead to tingling fingers as the responsible nerves also run through the spine. Poor Circulation: Tingling fingers can also be caused by a lack of blood in the fingers which will also cause them to feel heavy like lead and often cold. If you have poor circulation then this might occur more regularly.