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How do i resolve numbness in toes due to cramming foot in tight dress shoe?
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Get different shoe: tight shoes can cause irritation of plantar or other nerves that can cause numbness, especially if there is a high arch. Try different shoes that may not impinge the affected nerve.
Answered 6/22/2014
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