Numbness after skiing | Numbness in the foot

Numbness after skiing

Many winter sports enthusiasts do relatively little sport in everyday life and then go skiing once a year. This unaccustomed strain can lead to tension in the back and legs, causing numbness in the feet. This is often already reduced by relaxation and warmth. After an accident, however, it can also lead to injuries to the nerves in the back or in the ankles, which can also be accompanied by a feeling of numbness.

All articles in this series:

  1. Numbness in the foot
  2. Diagnosis
  3. Which doctor will treat this?
  4. Numbness after skiing