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What could this be?04/11/2008 07:45AM |
I have woken up twice to the back of my head being numb and once to part of my cheek/mouth being numb, to both arms being numb and tingling and my legs. When I wake up everyday somepart of my body is numb. If I sit with my legs straight out withing minutes my legs are numb and tingling. If I sit or lay down and go to get up my right hip and sometimes knee hurt when i put pressure on it. I do have alot of low back pain. What possibly could be causing all this trouble?
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Stephanie L M Bricking, MA, MLS UC Program Facilitator NetWellness Administration University of Cincinnati |
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