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Why dose it feel like my hands are always falling asleep hands fell all numb and tingly?
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Perhaps a nerve: You may have acquired carpal tunnel syndrome, which can be associated with keyboard and computer activity. This is due to inflammation of the median nerve at the inner wrist. See a hand specialist.
Answered 10/4/2016
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