It feels fine when I am resting, but not when I walk it feels all weird and tingly. I don't know why. I didn't break it because I can move it. Is it possible that I've pinched a nerve?
122382
Yes, it's very possible. You could also have dislocated it. Did you injure it at all or do you wear shoes that are too narrow or wear heels? If so, try changing your footwear and take care of your feet;massage, pedicure etc.
634533
Its a very good possiblilty that it is a pinched nerve, most likely somewhere in your neck or shoulder.  This is the most likely reason for the numbness, unless you experience chest pain or tightness i would rule out any heart related issues.
340761
i agree with the first answer see a doctor and try to do some workouts with the arm getting it wet and see if it goes numb
161428
you could possibly have a pinched nerve. or you might just need to stretch more.
348784
Have you been doing anything before it happened. Think about it. You could have a pinched nerve or something else so go see your doctor. He can check it and see if it is something major or something little. Good Luck
67865
You might have bruised some nerves as well.  When that happens you will experience the numbness and tingly sensations you discribe.  If you are 100% certain that nothing is broken then all you can do is wait it out.  If you are really concerned, call your doctor for an exray to make sure you didnt get a hairline fracture of any kind.  I had that when I broke my wrist and it took a while for all the feeling to return.  So long as your fingers are not turning blue then you really have no serious concerns at the moment.  If after say a week and you still have no feeling then you really need to see the dr. to make sure no further damage was done.  Good luck.
118323
u should go get that checked out by a doctor.. tingling may also b caused by blood clots...
214248
go to the doctor as soon as possible-  my mom had that and didnt go to the doc wrate away and she had to have spinal surgery, and has 2 pinched disks in her spine and is in a wheel chair because she cannot feel her hands or feet, if she would have gone to the doctor sooner they could have helped her.  i think you should seriousally go to the doctor cause if it is something serious it could cause long term problems!!! GO!!!
523722
It does seem like a nerve problem, probably compression of a nerve(s). Do not strain your back. Complete bed rest, OTC medication to relieve the pain and consult the doc asap. A CT/MRI would be needed to confirm.\n\nHope that helps\nRgds\nLex
419456
Compression of the neurovascular structures (the nerves and blood vessels) that supply the arm would lead to the symptoms.  If it does not happen at any other time it was probably just your weird sleeping posture.  Do you notice if you do activities with your arms above your head for more than a couple of minutes you have feelings of tingling, numbness, heaviness and/or cold.  This could also be due to a compression of those same structures and could occur for several different reasons (posture, muscle tightness, elevated 1st rib, etc.).  I would ask for a referral to a Physical Therapist who would be able to examine you and tell you if your symptoms are being caused due to an orthopedic reason such as the ones that I lifted above.
9148
It probably wouldn't feel like anything, seeing as how your body has not more nerves in parts.
607373
Its a pinched nerve. use cold pompresses, and pain killers for the first few days, then try heat, If it continuse more than a few days, go to the doctor.
10830
True, but my guess is we would have a smile on our face! But a couple of hours? I'm thinking a definite problem is existing in your nerve responses. Kind of similiar to when a record skips or a cd freezes up. My guess is that after a while (as a woman) we'd go numb and very little of the sensation would be felt. I'm not sure if walking will be in order, but I think numbness is a definite maybe. What a thought! Not that I'm willing to try......but what a thought!
324205
it is like a jerking feeling? that is you're nerves and it is normal.
86902
Probably a pinched nerve.  I had a numb back before, and that's what I was told.  It eventually went away.  The only way to be sure, though, is to see a doctor, but you already know that.
142043
It sounds like you have a slightly pinched nerve.  Try hot pads on it, and an anti-inflammatory like Motrin.
597442
a pinched nerve perhaps?