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At night when i go to bed, the middle toe on my left foot goes numb. what could cause this?
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Circulation: Test to see if standing or massage relieves the pain. In some instances a couple of glasses of tonic water will ease the discomfort. Otherwise look at the foot and see if there are any differences from the foot that does not get numb.
Answered 11/8/2018
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