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Hands going numb and feels really warm what could be causing this?
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Positional: most likely the position of your hands creating pressure like symptoms against the nerves and the vascular structure,specially vein, it might cause some edema as well. if not that you might have a rare disorder called raynould's phenomena either way see your doctor.
Answered 6/22/2015
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