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What type of doctor can be seen for numbness in my toe?
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Podiatrist: A podiatrist can help evaluate and diagnosis what is causing the numbness. Possible causes: tight shoes which are compressing the toes, which places pressure on one of 4 nerves in each toe. Diabetes, neuropathy.
Answered 5/6/2014
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