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Sometimes when lying down for a while i get numbness and tingling in both legs and arms; rapid heart rate, a tad "breathy." goes soon after i get up. seems to come on more often than not if i'm feeling dehydrated. any connection to hydration? thks
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Numbness tingling: This requires more information to understand this better. Numbness and tingling if usually from problems with the nervous system (nerves/brain), circulation or emotional preceptions I few things come to mind. Cervical disc disease, anxiety, or circulation issues.
Answered 12/25/2019
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