I keep waking up with numb/tingling hands and it hurts to even

It probably isn't carpal tunnel, it probably has a more fundamental problem to do with circulation. If your family has a history of heart or blood pressure problems, it might be worth getting a checkup.

>>17178285
heh well that's scary since i'm pretty fat

only 23 though

>>17178298
easy way to tell. Do you have strong erections?

>>17178328
define "strong"? i never have a problem getting it up and keeping it up

>>17178298
Well I can tell you this: tingling or pins-and-needles sensation is all about circulation, not carpel tunnel. If you have carpel tunnel, it's more like a cramping or arthritis flare WHILE you are doing the strenous work (typing, piano, guitar).

>>17178346
frozen banana, not brown banana. Also try taking an anti inflammatory like benadryl.

>>17178263

Boop.

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Pins-and-needles/Pages/Introduction.aspx

Do you sleep in a weird position? Is it only in one hand or both? Got spinal issues?

In any case, go to your general practitioner/family doctor to check it out.

>>17178263
If it's in both hands it's less likely as carpal tunnel is a mononeuropathy. This is essentially a peripheral neuropathy that would warrant a few specific blood tests. Are your feet ever involved? Is the area of involvement progressing? See your doctor.

>>17178285
Broscience

>>17178369
More broscience

>>17178390
>recommends an anti-inflammatory
>benadryl
>being this retarded

You're deficient in some key nutrient (magnesium probably) or your arteries are shit.

>>17178637
>If it's in both hands
yes
>Are your feet ever involved?
no
>Is the area of involvement progressing?
not exactly, but i notice it is worst after days where i work (i'm a line cook) and improves greatly on my days off