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Why is it when i wake up in the morning my hand or fingers and sometimes arm goes numb?
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Numbness: Sometimes this can be cause by your position of sleep, particularly if laying on your arms. It can also be related to carpal tunnel syndrome. If your symptoms persist or worsen (tingling, pain, numbness, etc), consider seeing a neurologist to be evaluated further.
Answered 9/28/2016
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