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violett Posts: 3096
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I don't know how fast it can happen, but I have the stabbing, needles/pins/shock-like feelings at night when I'm in bed or if I am sitting with my legs crossed. I've not been diagnosed, but something I have noticed - on the days my sugar is kept in check, I don't have these feelings at all. It only happens when my sugar is high. I wonder if we kept our sugar at normal all the time if it would go away? Violett Any suggestion I offer is intended as friendly advice based solely on my own experience. Please consult your doctor for professional guidance.
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