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My right big toe tip has been numb ever since i wore heels last week. no diabetes. no health problems. what can this be shouldn't be worried ?
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Nerve trauma: Sounds like the shoe put excessive pressure on the nerve in this area. If this is what happened, the numb feeling should resolve in next few days assuming you do not do something or wear a shoe that causes more pressure in this area. If it still persists, see Podiatrist.
Answered 9/15/2015
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