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Hands Falling asleep.

Do any of you guys have this happen to you? Its very annoying and its kind of a new thing for me to be experiencing. Im a bit concerned because it can be a sign of type 2 diabetes. It would be weird for me to get type 2 diabetes after i lost a bunch of weight right? I do have a thyroid condition though. Contemplating seeing the doctor about it.

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7_5_142.gifcheck with your Dr. It could also be carpril tunnel syndrom. I have that. Hands will just fall asleep for no reason. Then hurt like the dickens!

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