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Old 10-29-2020, 03:59 PM #1
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Default Numbness in foot - anyone deal with this?
Last night I woke up and my foot was numb. It still is numb today. (So not just a sleep thing)

Im 12 days out from my injury and its scary to suddenly have a new symptom show up. Im afraid and wondering if I should head to the ER or if this is just a common symptom.

Has anyone had similar issues? Would appreciate any info. Thanks
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