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Are there ways to make my foot stop being asleep?
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Depends : On how it fell asleep, if from crossing your legs or the likes once you start to walk it will go away. If this a condition you have then need to figure out the etiology i.E is it from diabetes or a pinched nerve in the back? Then follow up with appropriate doc to treat.
Answered 5/4/2013
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