You wake up in the middle of the night with a tingling sensation in your hand. The fingers have 'fallen asleep,' there are tingling sensations, sometimes even pain that radiates along the palm. Almost automatically you shake out your hand, the feeling improves for a few minutes, and you go back to sleep. But the next night it happens again. And the one after that as well. The post "Numbness and pain at night? Here's how you'll know if it's carpal tunnel syndrome" first appeared on Salona.
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