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and that I often wake up with numb hands/arms after sleeping.

He wants to rule out carpal tunnel. I thinks its more. The buzzing and numb arms are bearable though.

Jan
Do you sleep with your arms up, above your head, or out to the side?
Is it affecting your whole arm & hands?
whole hand?
pinkie & ring finger?
is the buzzing in your forearms?
could you have a repetitive motion injury?
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