numbness and tingling

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Subject: numbness and tingling
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Posted by caroline wilson on July 04, 1997 at 00:37:05:

Ever since my baby was born 11months ago I have been experiencing numbness all over the place. First it started with lack of blood flow to both my arms whenever bent. Then both arms started getting numb from the elbow down which lasted one month.(not at night or first thing in the morning)
Then just my fingers had pins and needles. And then my toes and or legs would start numbing or tingling. Its seems that everyday brings on either numbing in one of those places or another. And lately I have been very tired. I had a EMG,SEP and MRI that showed nothing. I am really worried
Caroline

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