numbness in the hands?

[emoeman]

does anyone else wake up in the night with numb hands (no dont make a joke of it!!!)
actually its fuckin painful. it takes about 10 minutes to get the blood back in my hands and no, i dont sleep on them!

 

[BigPsyco]

Almost every night bro, just a lack of blood from an awkward position and that painfull tingling is the blood rushing back to your hands

 

[##spiderbaby##]

I get it all the time. My whole arm actually feels as though it is made of wood and I cant move it without using my other hand.

I like to hit my gf with it though cause I cant feel it so I'm not actually hitting her.

 

[BigPsyco]

 

[Torch]

My arms fall asleep from time to time when I am in an awkward position.

 

[emoeman]

quote:

like to hit my gf with it though cause I cant feel it so I'm not actually hitting her.


LOL LOL LOL spider you are fuc*in funny man!!!
bigpsyco i drink a lot of water but ill take yer advice and drink more.

also i may start to use the dead hand for my own self gratification!!!!!

 

[1Mistake]

Happens a lot with HGH use

J

 

[bigpimp]

my doc said it was pinched nerves in my shoulder

 

[crimson coal]

I get it everynight...Almost always my pinky and ringfinger outerpalms up to my elbows go numb. I always think I'm gonna break a fuckin finger when I try to turn my big ass over in bed.

 

[DocTodd]

most common cause of pain/numbness in the hands and fingers after waking up is carpal tunnel syndrome......especially if its the thumb, index, and middle fingers. It is from sleeping with your wrists in an awkward position. Just like you can "strangle" your blood vessels, you can strangle your nerves and by kinking your wrist thats what is happening. The Median nerve is entrapped.

There is also an Ulnar nerve entrapment, but symptoms are mostly in your pinky and ring fingers. That nerve passes medially to your elbow.

If its a nerve in your shoulder that is being compressed you would have pain/numbness run down your whole arm.

Whenever a nerve is compressed, the symptoms are almost always below the point of entrapment.

T