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Peripheral Neuropathy and benign fasciculation syndrome.

Neuropathy | Last Active: Mar 6 11:38pm | Replies (101)

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@jenniferhunter

@johnbishop @iceblue The ulnar nerve is also affected by Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, and it's possible to have entrapment in multiple places. I sleep on my side too and would make my symptoms worse by bending my elbow. When I first noticed what turned out to be TOS, my entire arm was going numb when I slept or tingling and it was not the arm that I was laying on. The position of my neck also affected the numbness and tingling in my hand.

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Again, me! I'm joining your club. Sleep with arm under pillow, wake with complete numbness down arm to fingers with.pund needles and tingles. Happens even when sleeping in recliner to control my position. Glad to hear you all discussing it. There's so much I want to discuss but honestly it feels like complain, complain, complain so I'm happy to jump in. Thanks again for reminding me I'm not alone in this crazy journey.