Go see a Doctor as soon as possible. No-one here can diagnose your symptoms for you.

This isn't a group that addresses health concerns but I see you've posted on various other groups here at DS and you might find somewhere on one of them that MIGHT have the same symptoms as you.

Your symptoms can be from any of dozens of conditions though and the best is to see a doctor.

Another good source of information BUT NOT A DOCTOR'S ADVICE is to google 'poor circulation'.

Good luck.

Go directly to ER and say you have bad circulation...You never know what it could be, but at least they will check it out.
When in doubt, see the professionals.
Doctors we are not...

We would have no idea what's causing this Ben, and if you google symptoms you are going to get all kinds of stuff come up that will likely keep you fishing for answers on-line. Make an appointment with a medical professional to get checked out.

I agree the symptoms you describe are worrisome and you need to see a doctor. I don't think self-diagnosis is a good way to go, I've seen too many people get themselves either worked up thinking they have something they don't and at worst actually hurt themselves trying to self-treat a problem they maybe have. These symptoms could go with any number of problems, some perhaps easily treated, others much more complicated, but you need a doctor to sort through not just your symptoms themselves but also family history to try to figure things out. I wouldn't necessarily say to fly over to the closest ER unless you think you have an emergency, but do make an appointment with a doctor.

I don't think there is an herbal treatment for multiple sclerosis or any of the other dozens of possible causes.

You need to inform a doctor of what you have posted .. and I would not dally in so doing

Oh, yes, indeedy, you need to see a doctor, for sure!!!!

It may all turn out to be something simple and nothing to worry about, but that's enough unusual symptoms to warrant having a professional evaluate them.

A good idea would be to print this list of symptoms out and take it to the doctor's with you and let him or her read it.

You'd be surprised how easy it is to not remember everything you wanted to tell the doctor about.

You need to watch it with herbal supplements.
Even an herbal supplement that is 'safe' for the average person can be the worst thing in the world for someone who has something wrong with them.

I recently found out I have a condition that means I can no longer take aspirin, NSAIDs, certain herbal supplements and a whole bunch of other stuff, actually.

You DO need to see a doctor, and I hope that you do so!!!

ok thank you all. I guess that is what ill have to do. Was trying to avoid doing that since I just switched job and wont have insurance again until my 3 month probation is over with. Just sick of all these symptoms and I feel like doctors sometimes dont always listen. I thought maybe someone on here was going through something similar.

Thanks everyone for the advice. You all are right.

The thing is that so many people here could have some of these symptoms because they could be related to so many different conditions, so it would truly send you on a wild goose chase. To me what you describe could be as simple as anemia or dehydration. I've had both and have had many of these symptoms. But I'd hate to lead you down that path if it's something else entirely.

What I find helpful before I go to the doctor is to write my symptoms down with some details, so note how long you've had the symptoms, are they constant or random, at certain times of the day, or after certain activities, etc. That helps make the most out of your visit so you don't forget anything. I can't tell you how many times I've walked out of a doctor's office going, UGH I FORGOT TO ASK THAT.

Good luck to you and let us know how everything goes, ok?

It could be many things but from my experience I would be sure to mention PAD (Peripheral Artery Disease) to your doctor. I'll assume you're able to google if you need to find out more.

Regardless, do not delay in having your symptoms checked out and the underlying cause identified.

Wishing you the best,
fdl