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Foot fell asleep, well it went more like into a "coma" with no sensation. it felt like a dead limb. i had to pound on it for the sensation to return?
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Nerves: This needs to be further evaluated by a podiatrist and neurologist. Could be from a whole gamut of neurological causes.
Answered 6/25/2017
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