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Could Your Foot Falling Asleep Be Telling You Something
August 18, 2017
Sometimes that pins and needles feeling is something to talk to your provider about. Self.com asked MSU neurologist Amit Sachdev, MD, when to be concerned in a recent article published on their site.
Amit Sachdev, MD is a neurologist who provides care to the public at MSU Neurology/Ophthalmology in East Lansing in addition to his faculty teaching duties. He specializes in neuromuscular medicine.
Read the full Self.com story, Why Does My Foot Fall Asleep Sometimes?
Read more about Dr. Sachdev. To learn more about the practice or to get contact information for a referral, visit the MSU Neurology/Ophthalmology clinic page.