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White Blotchy Spots On Bottom Of Feet That Causes Numbness. Any Thoughts?

I keep getting white blotchy spots on the bottom of my feet . Areas go completely white and numb for a period of time. I thought it was bc I was cold , however it happened tonight during a work out. I am not a smoker, 39 yrs old, 5 6 approx 115 lbs in fairly decent shape so not sure why this keeps happening. Any thoughts?
Wed, 30 Jan 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi ,

Welcome to HCM.

Thanks for writing in.

the white spots and numb feet can be due to leprosy or frost bite.

Leprosy is a infectious disease treatable with antibiotics.

Also a vascular insufficiency can cause such intermitttent symptoms.

Consult a qualified dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment.



Hope this helps.

Wishing you good health.

Regards.

DrSudarshan

MD

Dermatology.
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White Blotchy Spots On Bottom Of Feet That Causes Numbness. Any Thoughts?

Hi , Welcome to HCM. Thanks for writing in. the white spots and numb feet can be due to leprosy or frost bite. Leprosy is a infectious disease treatable with antibiotics. Also a vascular insufficiency can cause such intermitttent symptoms. Consult a qualified dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment. Hope this helps. Wishing you good health. Regards. DrSudarshan MD Dermatology.