What is Tingling and Numbness?
Tingling and numbness are unusual sensations, often described as “pins and needles,” reduced feeling, or loss of sensation. These symptoms can occur in the arms, legs, hands, or feet and may indicate nerve-related issues.
Causes of Tingling and Numbness
- Nerve compression (e.g., slipped disc, carpal tunnel syndrome)
- Diabetes (diabetic neuropathy)
- Vitamin B12 deficiency
- Multiple sclerosis or other neurological disorders
- Poor blood circulation or injury
Consultation
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Available Treatments:
- Medications for nerve pain or inflammation
- Physical therapy to relieve nerve pressure
- Blood tests and imaging to identify underlying causes
- Lifestyle changes (e.g., better posture, diet, exercise)
Advantages of Treatment
- Relieves discomfort and restores normal sensation
- Prevents worsening or permanent nerve damage
- Improves mobility and function
- Enhances overall quality of life and sleep
FAQ's
Not always. It can result from temporary pressure on nerves but should be evaluated if persistent or worsening.
If the tingling or numbness is frequent, progressive, or accompanied by weakness, see a neurologist immediately.
Yes. Lack of vitamin B12 is a common cause of nerve-related tingling.
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