Just curious if anyone has experienced this? Or know of anyone who has? I don't know what exactly is causing this... or is it a concern to worry?
The past 6 out of 7 nights while sleeping on the right side of my body... (basically pressure against the right side/shoulder) my left hand goes numb until I move. So, then I'll sleep on my left side of my body (pressure on the left side/shoulder) and then my right hand will go numb. Once I even experienced both hands numb. I have always slept on my side. I tend to never sleep on my back or stomach.
I don't understand why my body seems to be falling apart? Non-smoker my whole life... 5-6 alcoholic drinks per year on avg. Never put on any type of medication my entire life... except for testosterone replacement therapy.
I even took a stress test (2019) and my doctor told me there's no need to worry. You passed easily. No signs of any heart related issue. I even have that crease in my ear "Frank's Sign" on both ear lobes. Then... having Erectile Dysfunction.... you put everything together... and that's why I'm concerned.
Everything in my head/mind seems to be analyzing things in MONO... not STEREO the last 2 full years or so. I think everything could be a little more crisp... I thought this was a Testosterone issue? Yes, numbers show I was Testosterone deficient... but that's been corrected. Something in my head isn't clicking.... I just know it. I've never been depressed about anything... I'm always a motivated person.... could a doctor prescribe something to MAKE ME ALIVE? lol Just to jump start whatever is dead in my brain?
You know when you need that 5th GEAR? Like... you can call it an Adrenaline Rush... something odd happened about 2-3 years ago. My body tried to produce this Rush... and I felt this CRAZY burning sensation throughout my entire body. Like, you know when you accomplished something amazing... or maybe won a jackpot... and you felt like you're on top of the world? That rush sensation.... which has always been there throughout my entire life... tried to ignite itself... and it simply WASN'T THERE. Then I felt this burning sensation for about 8-10 seconds throughout my body. Ever since this happened to me... I don't have a 5th Gear anymore. That's the best way to describe this. It's like my body has compensated for something that just isn't available anymore. And... the highest gear I can run in... is 4th Gear. So, I don't know what you want to call it? An androgen receptor issue somewhere? Something faulty in my mind? Or just approaching that 2nd half of life and I simply have to adjust? I'm only 42... and I've described these issues with all of my doctors... and they just tell me you're older now. The body changes.
It's just all strange to me... this wasn't a gradual decline in my opinion... it was taken away from me within days.