Just in case the insomnia, morning sickness and fatigue weren’t enough, pregnancy sometimes also causes tingling, restless feet. Your leg symptoms occur for a number of reasons, all related to your pregnancy hormones and your changing body.

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Is tingling in your hands and feet just an annoying pregnancy problem – or a sign that something’s wrong? While thick, lustrous hair and a rosy glow are the upside of pregnancy, there are quite a few ‘discomforts’ on the downside, too – and one of these is pins and needles.

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Sciatica. Sciatica can occur before pregnancy from daily wear and tear or injuries to your back. Symptoms include numbness and tingling, burning or pain anywhere from your lower back, down your bottom and back of your leg, to the bottom of your foot and toes. Your symptoms may worsen as your pregnancy advances in the third trimester.

Oct 31, 2012 · Really not sure what could be going on. Sometimes water retention can cause carpel tunnel during pregnancy. You could also have problems with your sciatic nerve but this is only mere speculation on my part. When your fingers are tingling raise your arms above your head. The last thing you need right now is added anxiety and stress.

According to What to Expect, tingling hands are a common condition during pregnancy. Pregnancy often causes swelling, which pushes on wrist nerves and leads to numbness. In serious cases, the pressure leads to carpal tunnel syndrome.

What is numbness or tingling in hands, feet, arms or legs during pregnancy? It’s exactly what it sounds like — you might feel like you’ve lost feeling or feel a weird pins-and-needles sensation in your hands, feet or limbs.

While pregnancy comes with a whole array of strange side effects, one of the strangest may occur when you’re walking along, minding your own business and — out of the blue — Oh my, I can’t feel