Taylorâs loss is apparently having ripple effects over major portions of the site. One r/Science moderator (another of the siteâs biggest subreddits) even threatened to shut that down over the unexplained loss: I fully support this decision to shut down /r/IAmA, letting Victoria go is a slap.
Maybe: There are many different reasons you can get numb toes....Thyroid issues is just one possibility. Numbness can be caused by lower back problems, diabetes, poor circulation, tarsal tunnel syndrome. I would suggest further work up. ...Read more.
How Does the Thyroid Affect the Feet? Thyroid hormone is important for nerve function in the feet. Just as diabetics suffer from neuropathy, a loss of feeling in the hands and feet, so can people with thyroid issues develop this complication. Hypothyroidism can slow circulation, causing the feet and hands to feel chronically cold. Wounds on the feet can take a long time to heal when the thyroid is not working properly. Hypothyroidism may also manifest with symptoms like general weakness, pain, cramping, and stiffness in the feet, arms, and legs. You may simultaneously feel carpal tunnel in your wrist, fingers, forearm, or hands due to a swelling of the membranes, which compress a nerve in the forearm.