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Waking each night temp numb hand or both hands is this related to b12 deficit ?or bisoprolol 2.5mg taken in evening bp low lying 110/56 or neither?
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Oh Jay!: These symptoms are neither B12 nor the Bisoprolol. It sounds like you have ulnar nerve compression from sleeping with your arms folded or you have carpal tunnel syndrome. Get someone to run nerve conduction studies for you. :)
Answered 3/14/2017
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