Tingling hands and feet

Eilyann Please do phone for blood test results at very earliest opportunity, and then push to have appointment changed if you feel it appropriate.

Even if it is not serious, the fact that it interfering with walking means you are at risk of a fall. This can lead to life-changing injuries - OH is on his way to a Nursing Home today after a fall about 9 months ago sent him on a downhill spiral. (he also has PD).

Ask for an emergency appointment, even if you have to sit and wait until all booked appointments have been seen it will be worth it, just incase it is something serious. Hope it isn't though.

Seriously; if it is interfering with your ability to walk then you should be seen sooner.

Two weeks!!!!!!

Did they ask you what you wanted the appointment for?

Ask for a b12 test. Neuropathy is one if the many symptoms of b12 deficiency.

I will do but don't hold your breath! First Doctor's appointment I can have is in two weeks!

Good news. Maybe you can update us as to how it goes?

Thank you all for your advice. Blood test followed by GP appointment booked

I had this and it made life really difficult. It turned out to be a combination of things. I had to give up sewing and knitting. I could not grip zips or use some kitchen implements. Please go to your GP. I am fine now and have taken up knitting again.

Vitamin deficiency, diabetes, and kidney problems. Taking certain medications can also cause tingling in the hands and feet, and infections can be the cause.
GP appointment - Book today. Get it treated as soon as you can.

Another vote for GP

A GP visit. It could be any amount of different reasons, even circulation problems which happens to extremities.

See your GP urgently. Almost certainly trivial but could be the first signs of a stroke.

Yes see your GP. I had this and had a blood test, found it was an extreme loss of Bit D. Tablets prescribed by the Dr solved the problem.

Yes, eilyann I agree with the other posters - you need to see your GP.

Echo all previous posters - get checked out by GP..

Definitely a trip to the GP eilyann . I have this too and mine is due to a neurological condition . Obviously there are several causes but best get it checked out .

Sounds like a trip to the gap might be in order, I have no answer but any thing odd like that ought to be checked out.

Could be various reasons. See you GP and get advice.