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My hands and legs go numb, freeze if i sit down little longer. also my legs feel like dead sometimes. is it normal. how to avoid this problem?
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Sounds like: A visit to your physician is in order first. He / she may then refer you to a neurologist. Best not to wait. Hope this helps.
Answered 1/19/2014
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