The cause of hot feet and tingling is a common disorder that we often encounter in the clinic. If this problem has just arisen, it may not be a cause for concern, but if it has been causing problems for the patient for a long time, it means that the superficial nerves of that area I am injured. I am Dr. Hamid Sajjad, a specialist in internal medicine. Here is my YouTube channel. Superficial nerves are basically the wiring of the body, which are responsible for feeling pain, heat, cold, pressure and many other things, and when they have problems, they not only do not do their main work properly, but also cause trouble. The cause of hot soles and tingling may be temporary or may be permanent and the severity is from moderate to severe. The reason for creating this video is that sometimes we encounter a disease that is not diabetic, does not consume alcohol, does not have AIDS... There is a certain lady and gentleman who has already died due to the burning of the soles of his feet and tingling, so he had to come to the doctor to get some help. In order for us to solve this problem, we must find the cause of hot feet and tingling. All of us doctors always think of diabetes as the first thing. Those who have diabetes, in situations where they have no control over their sugar level or have poor control, eventually their superficial nerves and small and large blood vessels are damaged. This issue causes the feeling of Many parts of the body are disturbed, including the legs. When the vessels around the superficial nerves are also affected, they cannot deliver the necessary oxygen and nutrients to the superficial nerves, and this itself worsens the situation. This nerve damage may have happened in the whole body. Up to 70% of diabetic patients have some kind of superficial nerve damage and diabetic neuropathy. According to research results, diabetics who are overweight, have high blood pressure, smoke and drink alcohol. These are at higher risk of superficial nerve involvement. When the lower leg and the foot itself suffer from nerve damage, we call it peripheral neuropathy. Peripheral neuropathy is the most common type of diabetic neuropathy. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is usually in the legs, but it may also be in the arms and hands. These patients may have other abnormal sensations. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy can be the cause of hot soles and tingling in the feet. Like numbness, a feeling as if you are wearing tight shoes, sometimes there are severe stabbing pains, a feeling of weakness and heaviness in the legs and sometimes in the hands, and profuse sweating are some of the other symptoms. A new thing that we have noticed about diabetic patients. What happened is that we used to think that if a patient comes with hot feet and if he has diabetes, he must have diabetes for a long time. that our patient is not diabetic, he is not alcoholic, he does not have AIDS... but the heat and burning in his feet are gone. In this video, I want to talk specifically about these patients and what else we should think about. Before entering into the discussion, I must point out that medical science may not yet have the answers to many questions, and in the case of some of these patients, a specific cause has not yet been found and nothing can be done for them... and probably, like many We will get more information about other medical fields in the future, but anyway, I am talking about other common causes that cause burning feet, which may include you. It is important to find the cause, and when the cause is found, the treatment path will be determined. We have to make a sign, that is, we resort to whatever we think might be useful for the patient, maybe the patient's problem will be solved... I hope that the number of such patients will be less and less in the future. This issue made me think about the importance of research in medicine and how important it is to conduct medical research and invest in this issue and produce science and how much it can solve people's problems. It is necessary that all governments devote more attention and more funds to medical research. But let's go to our discussion that apart from diabetes, alcohol consumption and AIDS, what other causes can cause hot soles and tingling feet, one cause may be hypothyroidism. Thyroid hormone is a hormone that plays a vital role in many It is one of the organs of the body and its deficiency may cause problems for that person. At the beginning of hypothyroidism, there may not be significant symptoms that attract attention, but gradually and with the passage of time, it shows its symptoms, which include obesity, joint pain, infertility, and heart problems. In case of treatment, many symptoms can be fixed and controlled. If I want to tell the rest of the symptoms of hypothyroidism, I should mention the feeling of fatigue, sensitivity to cold, constipation, dry skin, weight gain, puffy face, hoarseness of voice, muscle weakness, increased fat lev