Hi all! Does anyone else have this problem?
I'm not sure if this is related to being overweight or not but here it goes. I've noticed that the heavier I am, the more my arms and hands go numb at night while I'm sleeping. It usually happens when I sleep on my sides so logically, I assume that it's all my body weight that causes it. I constantly wake up with pain.
As my weight lowered, the numbness was less and less, sometimes not even there. I've already lost more than 80 lbs and only 14 pounds away from my goal. So then, why is the numbness coming back then? Why do I still get it?
Some nights (like last night) was the pitts. I woke up so sore.
I haven't lifted weights lately so I cannot blame it on that. I am eating low sodium foods and drinking an average of 168 oz of water a day, so it can't be retained water. Any ideas????
I'm not sure if this is related to being overweight or not but here it goes. I've noticed that the heavier I am, the more my arms and hands go numb at night while I'm sleeping. It usually happens when I sleep on my sides so logically, I assume that it's all my body weight that causes it. I constantly wake up with pain.
As my weight lowered, the numbness was less and less, sometimes not even there. I've already lost more than 80 lbs and only 14 pounds away from my goal. So then, why is the numbness coming back then? Why do I still get it?
Some nights (like last night) was the pitts. I woke up so sore.
I haven't lifted weights lately so I cannot blame it on that. I am eating low sodium foods and drinking an average of 168 oz of water a day, so it can't be retained water. Any ideas????







Female, 5'3", New Beginning 11/29/2008
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