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Help docs! my hands and my foots are always falling asleep. why?
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Tingling: Hand and feet tingling, can be nerve damage or neuropathy.. Need to talk this over with your doctor as there are many causes of neuropathy and several respond to therapy very well.
Answered 12/14/2015
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