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apparent physical cause.
Paresthesia may be
transient or chronic, and may have many
possible underlying causes.
Paresthesias are
usually painless and...
- 78% of cases, but may be bilateral. The most
common symptom is pain,
paresthesias, or
dysthesias on the
anterolateral surface of the
thigh that extends...
- any
dental local anesthetic formula available in
North America.: 73
Paresthesia, a short-to-long-term
numbness or
altered sensation affecting a nerve...
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actual insects. It is one
specific form of a set of
sensations known as
paresthesias,
which also
include the more
common prickling,
tingling sensation known...
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Convulsive symptoms include painful seizures and spasms, diarrhea,
paresthesias, itching,
mental effects including mania or psychosis, headaches, nausea...
-
moves down the back of the neck and
upper spine. A
pleasant form of
paresthesia, it has been
compared with auditory-tactile
synesthesia and may overlap...
- pain and a
tingling sensation in the
fingertips and
around the
mouth (
paresthesia), in some
cases resulting in the
hands 'locking up' or
cramping (carpopedal...
-
feeling like you
might p**** out),
numbness or
tingling (also
called paresthesias),
derealization (i.e.
feeling detached from reality, like the events...
-
nerve roots with
subsequent sensory or
motor disturbances, such as pain,
paresthesia, imbalance, and
muscle weakness in the limbs. When the
space between...
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referred to as the limb "going to sleep" and is
usually followed by
paresthesia,
colloquially called "pins and needles". Sharif-Alhoseini, Mahdi; Rahimi-Movaghar...
