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Numbness in right foot (toes primarily) for 2 days. what could be the cause? i'm a 25 y o females w/ no health problems.
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Check right shoe.: With no health problems and only affecting the right foot toes, a nerve in the area of the ankle or lower leg has been irritated and is allowing inconsistent conduction. Give it it a couple of days to see if is stops. If no,t then you may have to consult with a specialist.
Answered 1/3/2016
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