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Why do my arms hands legs feet tingle like there asleep?
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Possible neuropathy: Most common cause of persistent tingling in hands and feet is peripheral neuropathy, and most common cause of that is diabetes. But there are many other causes of tingling, and many causes of neuropathy. A neurologist may help.
Answered 8/2/2013
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