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Old 11-30-2014, 01:12 AM #11
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I'm wondering if your lower back hit the ground as well as your head.

Having 3 numb toes on both feet after an injury would possibly indicate that you've landed on your back/ tail bone area and have some sort of pinched nerves problem going on. Swelling maybe or strained ligaments?

I remembered I'd asked another member here for a nerve chart I'd seen and it's at this url here

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ghlight=nerves

What does your doctor say about this new numbness _Grace_?

I saw some posts in cycling forums regarding numb toes on both feet too... probably from the angle a cyclist sits on their bicycle.
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