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I was asleep and randomly around one in the morning i wake up and my whole entire right foot is completely numb and i cant move it at all. ?
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Local nerve pressure: Should fully resolve. Sleeping, medicated or other deep rest can allow a position with pressure on a nerve and can lead to a transient neuropathy
Answered 1/21/2018
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