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How can i stop numbness of feet, caused from damaged nerve ends?
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Can not be done: Usually nerve damage in feet is irreversible unless this occurs acutely and the condition is reversible with treatment. If you have pain along with numbness then medications can help.
Answered 10/29/2018
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