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A member asked:
When day napping, wake up suddenly feeling anxious and a little trembly, hands go numb, dont happen at night in bed?
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Not sure what to make of this other than perhaps where you sleep is different when you nap and you lay differently to cause hand to go numb. Also depends on whether you are use to napping some people do not feel good after a nap if they are not use to it. Maybe you have low blood sugar in the daytime. Hard to say without more info.
Answered 6/17/2021
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