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My feet have been turning purple and grey, they're cold most of the time and some toes go numb also, how do i choose a doctor about this? be
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Vascular doctor: it sounds like you have a circulation problem in your feet. The best doctor to see regarding this problem is a vascular doctor. Stay warm.
Answered 5/4/2015
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