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What could cause numb toes on right foot all the time?

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Neuropathy/neuroma: If your entire foot is going numb – involving all of your toes, this may be a form of compressive neuropathy involving pressure over the top of your foot – commonly related to how your shoelaces are laced if you're a runner. If you have a burning pain and associated numbness between the third and fourth toe, this is commonly an interdigital neuroma; activity modification, injection, surgery.

Answered 6/11/2017

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