Misc Soma causing numbness?

[SehrBuenoKnop]

So a couple of days ago I had a bad day. I wont go into detail but I took 3 somas (350s) around 8 beers, and then I think 2 klonopin .5s later that night.

Ever since that night which has been 3 days ago, my left pinky and ring finger / half my palm (basically the left half of my left hand) have been numb or tingly since then. I was assuming time would help it go away? I can still use it and everything, it just feels weird when I touch anything. Is this something I should be worried about?

drugs.com or which ever site, I forget, said that numbness in the hand is a serious problem. But they list everything as a serious problem so I dont want to jump to conclusions.

 

[thelung]

You might want to get this checked out by a medical professional. I'm almost positive it doesn't have anything to do with the Soma you took. You probably injured your hand (or jammed/stubbed it, whatevr) but are having trouble recalling that due to the intake of the various medications and intoxicants.

 

[SehrBuenoKnop]

I think I might have passed out on it and put it in a longer sleep if you know what I mean( wake up and cant feel your arm cause you slept on it). Went to the gym and all the strength was still there. Getting a physical soon so hopefully its good news.

 

[johanneschimpo]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radial_neuropathy

 

[SehrBuenoKnop]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radial_neuropathy

Technically shouldnt it be ulnar europathy since its on the left? Radial being your thumb? I learned this this year in my ergonomics class but forget... and I had radial nerve damage on this arm but that was years ago.

The term Saturday Night Palsy refers to nerve damage that can occur if a drunk person falls asleep with the back of their arms compressed by a bar edge, bench back, or like object.

But Im pretty sure thats what it is, and it said it isnt permanent so I think Im in the clear.