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turqoise

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Hand Numbness Posted: 10-26-06 19:45pm


I have scoliosis, but i've stopped going to the chiropractor for the time being. I am a college student and carry a lot of weight on my back (from books and the such). I've had a lot of back pain recently. Lately though, i've noticed my left hand and lower arm going numb. I can squeeze my hand for awhile and it will go away after a few minutes. Is this normal? Is this related to my scoliosis?

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