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Numbness, pain and prickliness on toes. (left foot). no other symptoms. just happened randomly. is this normal?
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Left foot/toes: numbness with pain is not normal. Did you do any activities on it or injured it? Are you on your feet a lot in shoes all day? Are shoes tight? You may have a pinched nerve in the foot. I would suggest you see a podiatrist who can examine your foot and offer treatment options.
Answered 4/2/2015
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