You’ve been given some good advice, but I think you should see your doctor. What you’re describing could be nothing more serious than a Vitamin B deficiency, but you should get it checked out.

Sandy

I think the feeling you’re referring to is when you hand falls asleep. It happens to me too — you wake up, your arm feels like it has absolutely no power, and it’s followed by a tingling sensation. If that’s the feeling you’re talking about, it’s simply because of the way you sleep on your arm. If you sleep on it a certain way, you cut off a little blood flow to your hand, which is why it feels so weird. But it’s also why it goes away so fast, because the bloodflow to your hand comes back quickly.

Spinal misalignment from sleeping on a bed or in a position that’s not right for you. Your neck to mid-back is pinching off the nerves to your hands.

Its some time hard to make your body perfect the way you want it. What is most important thing in this world is who you are inside. But at the same time you can be whoever you want to be. If you want to be fit, eat goodies, and train hard. Consult a professionals, not Yahoo.