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Additionally, by the way, I also correlate a 'tremor' in my hands on the mornings that I awaken with the 'numbness' of my hands/fingers/forearms.
so whats the reason for finger numbness?? could it be a pinched nerve in the neck/ back/etc.... i get it from time to time.






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