A member asked:

The bottom of my right foot has had a numb spot which is now covering 2/3 of the bottom of my foot. i am not diabetic. no pins and needles. just numb ?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Numbness: Numbness of a small area like this is usually caused by pressure on sensory nerves, usually in a place close to the area of numbness. Sometimes it can be caused by shoes applying pressure to certain areas, or by repetitive motions like biking or running. Please see a doctor.

Answered 6/20/2016

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