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I seem to develop numbness in my hands every night during my sleep. after i get up or change my sleeping posture it becomes normal. is this normal?
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See your doctor: It is possible that you may have carpal tunnel syndrome. Your doctor will take a detailed history and perform a physical exam. If your doctor determines that you have carpal tunnel syndrome, there are multiple treatment options available.
Answered 6/11/2019
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Alternatively: You could also be having irritation to your spinal cord that worsens with bending your neck.
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