Numbness or tingling follows a head, neck, or back injury. You lose control of limb movement, bladder, or bowel function, or ...

Numbness in the hands while sleeping is often due to the compression of blood vessels or nerves due to a person’s sleeping position. A person’s hands may also become numb during sleep due to ...

Ongoing or frequent numbness in the legs can indicate underlying health issues such as diabetes, vitamin deficiencies, multiple sclerosis, peripheral artery disease, sciatica, or stroke.

Waking up with numb hands is typically a sign of an issue with the circulation or the nerves in the arms. This can be due to falling asleep on the arms or with the hands in an awkward position.