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I've been having flashes of numbness and tingling thoughout my head and body parts should i be concerned i have a shoulder and mid back injury could it be from pinched nerves?
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Should be concerned: Any episodes of recurrent flashes of numbness and tingling warrant concern and require further evaluation.
Answered 8/5/2016
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