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vibration in foot every 4-6 secs

rhythmic vibration, in my foot has been occurring for nearly 1 month... happens every 4-6 secs... no tingling... feels like a tens unit vibrating deep inside my left foot but isn't muscle related, producing no twitching... my left calf  was sore but is fine now...  my second toes on both feet swelled, which they never have done before... my right foot is finally healing from a broken toe from 5 months ago... have osteopenia...poor circulation?  neuropathy?  blood clot?  can't see my dr. for 3 more weeks!  seems like something is really wrong...
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This ever resolve for you?
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Sounds more neurological. Are you on any new meds? I was just on one that caused this type of thing. It was topical ketamine. Other meds can cause neuropathies too.
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it could just be a trapped nerve. why cant you see your doctor?
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maybe from the broken toe you put to much weight on the left foot and it had to work over time but still go to dr. i could be wrong but just maybe that's a little bit of what it could be good luck
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