Many things: Diabetic neuropathy, tight fitting shoes, nerve entrapment, neuroma. Best bet is see podiatrist.
Answered 5/18/2016
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Foot numbness: There are a variety of causes to neuropathy/foot numbness. A very common cause is diabetic neuropathy in the toes and feet which many patients will be diagnosed with before they even know they are diabetic! Based on a patient's medical history and exam, a diagnosis and treatment plan can be given.
Answered 12/28/2016
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Foot numbness: Many times it is a pinched nerve in the low back. You do not need to have associated back pain. Look up lumbar radiculopathy. Diabetic with feel numbness all thru the day. Radicular numbness can come and go. A patient an have a combination of both. Neuropathy vs. lumbo-sacral radiculopathy. Good Luck
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