both big toes

[getmoore]

i am a 41 yr old female im also a diabetic i had a fall,i tripped over a curb to me it didnt seem bad but the next day i could not feel my big toes its been over a month i still have a numb feeling but i know when they are being touched because i feel a tingling feeling but the numbness is there.. also now the 2nd toe seems to be slowly going numb on 1 foot.. every now and then i will get an ache in from my left toe, the color is fine on both toes .....why did they go numb?.... do you think i will feel my toes again? do you any suggestions so the toes don't  feel so weired ?

[getmoore]

thanks for the response yes i have been to the doc i have been getting test done i also have a nerve test this week i was unaware of the vit b i also have blood work to be done and i do have to fast for it......im scared this is such a strange feeling not feeling my toes.... again THANKS for the response i will keep all posted

[destinysv]

please go get checked. being a  diabetic you have to be careful with your feet. its the hardest part of your body to heal as a diabetic. my mom is a diabetic and so was my grandpa. he hurt his feet and caught gain green and it just kept growin up his leg so he had to get them removed. go see your doctor.

[kerrilynnjones]

Please tell me you've been to the doctor. . . because feet are a very sensitive thing to diabetics!!! I believe you need to consult a doctor immediatly

[Dr. Kokil Mathur]

Hi
Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
You must already be having diabetic neuropathy and this must have got aggravated on your getting tripped. Hence you must get your diabetic status re-assessed by going for glycosylated hemoglobin, fasting and PP blood sugar. Also a nerve conduction study may be required. You may need to take Vit B supplements. Please consult your diabetes specialist.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if there is any thing else and do keep me posted. Take care!