I do believe your tingling could be caused by the decrease in your medication. I have had the tingling in my feet and hands as well. Last Spring I told the endo about the tingling and she increased my synthroid and the tingling went away for a few months. It is back now along with increased hair loss so I am thinking my meds need to be adjusted again. I am going to ask the Dr about Armour next week at my appt.
thanks.
it never lasts more than a few seconds. . .and then the tingles/pins & needles feeling goes away. it's just odd, because it's new. . .i'm afraid i'm turning into a hypochondriac. . .why oh why do these symptoms/sensations mimic other afflictions. . .
i guess there's no harm in asking the endo on friday.
i've had that problem, but in my hands not my feet, it never bothered me enough to do anything about it, cuz it usually only last a few minutes. but if you are concerned you should bring it up with your doctor, they are there for you, and hopefully he wont think your crazy. i know how that feels, i saw a sleep dcotor and he told me it was all in my head, let's just say i don't see him anymore. i hope this helps and i hope it gets better!