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Feet have been swollen for three days, stand on them all day, and now they are going numb and tingly?
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Swelling: Swelling of the ankles can cause numbness and pain in the feet. The swelling caused irritation to the nerves and will cause these symptoms. The best way to reduce the swelling is to keep feet elevated and take an anti-inflammatory medication.
Answered 5/9/2018
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