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Random moments of sudden anxiety in bed. toes tingle for 1 second. followed by few seconds of worry. then fine. what is this?
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Need more info: If it is anxiety then it either something you are worried about,stressing about either consciously or subconsciously.Difficult to do an assessment with the info available.See your doctor for a detailed history.
Answered 5/22/2019
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