Dear Customer

This is most likely indicative of compression of the nerve supplying sensations to the little toe.
This compression can occur at any level, from root in the spinal canal to the digital nerve at the level of toe.
If your symptoms do not increase there is no need of any treatment as it will most likely resolve in a few weeks time.If the area of numbness increases or pain occurs you may need a nerve conduction velocity test.

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Sawhney

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As I said earlier it is most likely caused by compression of the nerve supplying sensation to the little toe. Where this compression occurs can only be known by clinical examination and further tests which may not be required.

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Sawhney

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