Yes: The toxins that are injected from a spider bite can easily cause a local numbess if the venom in the bite was near a major nerve root. Also, if there is something else in your history that can cause leg and foot numbness (i.e. Herniated disc in back) then that could be a coincidence. Spider bites usually just cause local swelling and redness in the soft tissues.
Answered 6/7/2016
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Yes: Toxin from a bite could cause swelling that could cause numbness.
Answered 1/5/2016
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Typically no: Most spiders in the us do not have the toxicity to make your leg go numb. You would see a tremendous amount of tissue destruction before numbness to that extent.
Answered 10/13/2017
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