Hi...I was hunting; walkling around in snow all day dec 4...my toes were extremely cold at the time. My toes are still numb on the tips - no discoloration or blistering. I have no doubt I damaged something...My questions is - will the numbness stop/go away over time?
Hi, Continuous exposure to cold temperatures results in construction of blood vessels, which in turn results in numbness due to loss blood supply to nerves. Recovery of sensation is unpredictable. If I was treating doctor, I would have advised few investigations and proceed accordingly. I would recommend that you visit a foot surgeon at the earliest. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.