Many times a primary care physician can treat an illness and save you the expense of a specialist. Your symptoms are common to many diseases and illnesses and we are unable to offer a diagnosis. Damage to a peripheral nerve can cause a tingling sensation in the hands or feet, numbness in the same areas, unsteadiness or lack of coordination and weakness and pain of the feet and hands. The causes of damage to peripheral nerves include injury, continuing pressure on a nerve, herniated disk, exposure to cold or radiation, various forms of cancer, diabetes mellitus, vitamin deficiencies, alcoholism associated with poor nutrition and inherited disorders. Any time you have a mole that changes shape, color or size you should have it looked at to rule out skin cancer.
Dark stools can be a sign of internal bleeding.
I've been experiencing numbness on my left baby toe for about three days. When I pinch it, I feel the pinch but not the pain even if I pinch really hard. Generally, numbness indicates some pressure or trauma to a nerve. The fact that your toe is a little redder suggests you may need to check your shoes for proper fit. This sounds like a simple answer but it's worth a try.