changes can reduce normal sensation.
You may notice:
- difficulty feeling temperature
- reduced sensitivity to touch
- a “dead” feeling in the toes or fingers
- difficulty noticing small injuries
Numbness in the feet is particularly important because a person may develop cuts, blisters, or pressure injuries without realizing it.
This can be especially concerning for people with diabetes.
3. Burning Pain
Some nerve problems cause burning rather than numbness.
The sensation may feel like:
- hot skin
- burning feet
- internal heat
- stinging
- painful sensitivity
Symptoms can become more noticeable at night when
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