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What are some possible reasons that my hands and feet go numb when i work out?
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Pinched nerves: The nerves exit the spinal column and go to your hands and feet. Imagine that a nerve is like a water hose. If you step on it, then less water comes out. Someplace along the way, you are pinching nerves and when you stop exercising, you take the pressure off the nerves.
Answered 7/9/2013
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