Does my arm take long term damage if it falls asleep every third night?
Does my arm take long term damage if it falls asleep every third night?
My right arm is completly numb and I panic out of my bed sometimes. The reason is that I fall asleep on my shoulder and sometimes it takes a minute til it functions again.
Last night I fell asleep again and woke up and it it took longer than usual to get it back to moving. I started crying and was totally panic mode.
Is this something that can cause long term issues if this happens frequently or should I change the way I sleep? Can I ignore it?
What if you can’t afford a fucking doctor and you need to see a regular one instead of
Medical debt is an eminently more solvable problem than death or permanent disability. This is not a defense of America's fucking criminal private medical system, but this is absolutely a valid lesser of two evils situation here.
I asked my regular doctor to refer me to a fucking doctor.
If this doctors office is a rocking don't come a knocking
Welcome to America
Am doctor, can confirm. Don't trust lying morons on the Internet.
Am moron, but I think you should trust melon on the internet
Yes, OP, please consult a doctor
Thirding this advice, please talk to a medical professional. If nothing else,
That is not something you should have to live with. You deserve a well informed answer to what's going on with your own body if only for your own peace of mind.
OK anecdote time! I OD'd on fentanyl purposefully. I passed out hard for about 15hrs on my arm. It was numb and dead for 3 months before I could even make a full fist. But eventually feeling and movement came back and I'm now operating at almost 100 percent again. It's both frightening and astonishing how easily you can damage your nerves and with some luck repair.
Exactly. Only morons listen to morons on the internet.
That's how you get convinced to put a grenade in a microwave to test if it's live
THE EARTH IS FLAT NASA IS LYING
If I put my phone in to charge at the same time would it compromise the grenade test?