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What Causes To Wake Up With Numb Hands And Inner Thighs Pain?

for the past 2 days, i've awoken with my hands numb, left more than right. i can't make a fist. today i noticed that i have pain in my inner thighs too, when i walk. what is going on with me? i feel like i have compartment syndrome in all four limbs.
Tue, 18 Jul 2017
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
hi
I'm Dr Rohit

don't go by google diagnosis

compartment syndrome is absolutely rare without any trauma or causative factors

what you are facing is during sleep you might be sleeping in wrong positions which causes your arteries to block the flow leading to numbness

or

you may have put pressure on nerves leading to physiological blockage of nerve conduction leading to numbness

both these conditions recover after removal of pressure

it may be said as mild form of Saturday night palsy


regarding the thigh also same Theory
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What Causes To Wake Up With Numb Hands And Inner Thighs Pain?

hi I m Dr Rohit don t go by google diagnosis compartment syndrome is absolutely rare without any trauma or causative factors what you are facing is during sleep you might be sleeping in wrong positions which causes your arteries to block the flow leading to numbness or you may have put pressure on nerves leading to physiological blockage of nerve conduction leading to numbness both these conditions recover after removal of pressure it may be said as mild form of Saturday night palsy regarding the thigh also same Theory