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What does it mean to wake each morning with mildtingle in both legs that disappears on rising?
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A neuropathy...: Neuropathy is a disorder of the nerves to any part of the body outside (face, extremities) the central nervous system (brain & spinal cord). Causes include diabetes, alcoholism, or certain drugs (chemotherapy). U r describing a pressure neuropathy caused by something positional during sleep which is pressing on a nerve.Pillow under knees and base of neck may help. If persists, c internist or neuro.
Answered 12/28/2022
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