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What could cause one side of the body feeling like jell-o in the mornings when i first wake up? it goes away after a minute. mainly when i move.
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Probably: From the way you are sleeping and not is consequence if it goes right away when you get up. I would not worry. Rest at ease.
Answered 7/11/2014
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