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After i had a 6-day-long hypoglycemic coma, my hands feel like the constantly have pins and needles.?
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That is all?: Hypoglycemic coma is a very serious condition. Brain cells are highly dependent on glucose, and periods of time without glucose can cause serious damage and death to brain cells and nerve cells that control the sensation in the arms and legs. Diabetes is a condition that frequently is associated with peripheral neuropathy. Discuss this with your doctor. There are good medications that can help.
Answered 1/7/2013
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