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Numbness/tingling in toes and ball of foot at rest

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Apr 11, 2017.

  1. admin

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    Hi, all.

    I have some curious symptoms, and I haven't been able to gauge what sort of problem it is.

    When I'm sitting down, with my feet planted on the floor, I get a tingling and numb sensation throughout my toes, and all the way across the balls of my feet. I initially thought this might be related to metatarsalgia, but the sensation completely disappears when I'm walking. When I'm walking, I can't feel any sensation. It's only when I return to sitting down, that it reappears. And to my...

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