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A member asked:
What would cause half of your outer big toe to be a little numb for weeks? its hard to notice unless i think about it. 32 years old, no diabetes
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Toe numbness: Most likely the compression of the nerve to your toe which travels in that area - most often this is from constrictive footwear. Wearing open shoes, sandals, flip flops is a good way to test and see.
Answered 7/23/2020
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