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Im a 21 yr old female. 115lbs & 5ft8. breastfeeding mom. i get an uncomfortable sleeping feeling in my right arm when i wake up. should i be worried?
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No.: If it's happened just a handful of times, only after you wake up in the morning, i wouldn't worry about it too much. We often sleep in weird positions at night which could cause the tingling/asleep feeling in your arm. If it becomes consistent throughout the day, then i'd see your doctor about it.
Answered 4/25/2012
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