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Recently bn experiencing tingling sensations when i go to sleep. i'm falling asleep when i wake up because i feel tingling all over upper body. help.
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Paresthesia: Is it in you arm, hands and fingers ? or whole upper body? If it is in arms and fingers, you may carpal tunnel. If it is whole upper body, I strongly recommend to see neurologist,
Answered 4/24/2016
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