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Very frequently have a pins and needles feeling in hands, feet and around mouth. can it be assoc. with systemic sarcoid?
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Hyperventilation: Frequently sx of hyperventilation. Sarcoidosis can do many things. Unless severe pulmonary involvement causing rapid respirations.
Answered 11/30/2012
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