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Is it normal or is it caused by pregnancy for yoyr arms ans d feet to fall asleep?
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No and possibly: It is not normal. Hand numbness could signify carpal tunnel syndrome which is a common complication of pregnancy and is related to fluid retention. Numbness in the feet is more unusual.
Answered 12/9/2013
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