A 38-year-old member asked:

How do i cure a numb toe?

3 doctor answers10 doctors weighed in
Dr. Farshad Bathaee
Podiatry 26 years experience
Numb toe: You need an evaluation to determine the cause of the numbness first. When a diagnosis has been established, you doctor can plan a treatment for you.
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Dr. David Laha
Podiatry 40 years experience
Depends: Numbness of the toes can have several causes. Have it evaluated by your podiatrist. If the numbness comes and goes, then it may be treatable. If the numbness is constant, it is more difficult and may not be something that will resolve. Dr l.
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Dr. James Goetz
Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Surgery 33 years experience
Numb toe: Numb toe can be caused by alot of things. Need to rule out things like neuropathy, nerve entrapment or maybe even a lower back disc problem. Get checked out by a podiatrist.
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