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Hi, I was dx in 1990 with "probable fibromyalgia" trigger points, chronic head neck aches, knife in the shoulder feeling. was on amitrypilene for years. A year ago last November I got this new thing, numbness and tingling in my forearms and hands. All the time but worse at night. The Chiropractor thinks it could be TOS or maybe fibromyalgia. It is always tingling when I am in a resting state. I googled it and got every kind of answer. What are your thoughts? Is this typical 50% of the time? Does it always tingle or just during a flare?
Thank you for your time. Laurie 
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