Why are you suddenly jingling??

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4 years ago

Has it ever occurred to you that you are asuddenly unable to feel any part of your body or that you have a feeling or feeling like you are constantly shaking something with a sharp object? If something like this happens to you, then your fear There is no reason to get it, just know that you are not being paralyzed!😂This medical condition is better known to us as "Zhi Zhi"in Bangla😁.. However, medical science has given a beautiful name. The name is "Paresthesia".. Let me introduce you..⬇️⬇️⬇️

■What do we mean by paresthesia?

Paresthesia is an abnormal sensation in your body, such as the sensation of being stabbed with something sharp, not responding to any part of the body, that is, not feeling when touched. Some people may think that a small insect is walking inside the skin or burning inside..

Paresthesia is a condition that is usually felt in the hands and feet. However, it can also occur in other parts of the body. This can happen to you when you are sitting awkwardly for a while or your hands are pressed under the head or body while you are sleeping..

■Who is more likely to have paresthesia?

Paresthesia can occur in anyone. However, some people have a higher rate of paresthesia than others, such as those who wear small size shoes, those who sit on their feet for a long time. Also those who have back pain or diabetes..

■How Many Types of Paresthesia Can You Have?

You may have two types of paresthesia.

1) Temporary or Transient Paresthesia : is the type of tingling that usually occurs in your hands or feet.

2)Chronic Paresthesia

■What causes Temporary Paresthesia in your hands or feet?

Many people think that our blood vessels have something to do with it..Their idea is that when there is pressure on a part, the blood circulation in that part stops for a while.. For which it happen..But, it is not correct.

The reason behind it is not because of the pressure in the blood vessels, but because of the pressure on the nerves in that area and when the pressure is removed, the sensation are no longer there..

■What Causes Your Chronic Paresthesia?

Chronic paresthesia is usually a symptom of another neurological disorder.. Some can occur due to disorders of the Central Nervous System (CNS) like:

1)Stroke

2)Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIA)

3)Multiple sclerosis(MS)

Here are some more reasons lilke:

1)Liver and kidney disease

2)Trauma

3)Brain tumor

4)Carpal Tunnel Syndrome(CTS)

5)Fibromyalgia

6)Diabetes

7)Deficiency of Vit B1,B3,B6,B12

8)Excessive intake of Vit D

■When do you see a doctor for paresthesia?

There is no need to see a doctor for temporary paresthesia.

However, if these abnormal feelings last for a long time and are too much, then you must see a doctor..

Thanks for reading🤗

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4 years ago

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4 years ago

thank you done

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4 years ago

Infomative post. Thank you. Subs done, back me. Dearrrr

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4 years ago

Thank you..done👍

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4 years ago

thanks your article

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4 years ago

👍👍

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4 years ago

Wow

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4 years ago

Stay tuned for next!

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4 years ago

It happens to me, most of the time after sitting for hours doing some paper works. I just do some exercise to help the circulation, stretching or massaging. It feels like a "pins and needles" when I sit with legs crossed for too long, or fallen asleep with an arm crooked under my head. Thanks for sharing this.

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4 years ago

Yesss thats how its happen..Thank you!☺️

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4 years ago

It happens to me, most of the time. It's bad I didn't know it's too serious. Thanks for sharing this information.

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4 years ago

Its not a serious issue until lastz for long time like 1/2 days.😁

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4 years ago

But these?🤔 ■What Causes Your Chronic Paresthesia?

Chronic paresthesia is usually a symptom of another neurological disorder.. Some can occur due to disorders of the Central Nervous System (CNS) like:

1)Stroke

2)Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIA)

3)Multiple sclerosis(MS)

Here are some more reasons lilke:

1)Liver and kidney disease

2)Trauma

3)Brain tumor

4)Carpal Tunnel Syndrome(CTS)

5)Fibromyalgia

6)Diabetes

7)Deficiency of Vit B1,B3,B6,B12

8)Excessive intake of Vit D

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4 years ago

I meant In these diseases,paresthsia also happen..its just symptoms of these diseases..Understand?

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4 years ago

I don't get it. just kidding madam.hehehe

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4 years ago

So that is the original term, thank you for sharing . In our country, we generally called it "pulikat" i also experience a little of it in my feet and it's really not comfortable 😅

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4 years ago

Pulikat!nice word..its really annoying😑

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4 years ago

We call it 'jhinjhinaar' like ' ar theng jhinjhinaar'

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4 years ago

HahahA..

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4 years ago

Yeah. I'm even experiencing Paresthesia right now.

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4 years ago

Haha daily experiences 😂

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4 years ago

Yeah😂😂

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4 years ago

I think you will become a good doctor one day. You have in depth knowledge about some of the concepts. Keep it up😍

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4 years ago

Aww thank you..In sha Allah i will☺️☺️

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4 years ago

I feel this sometimes,like a needles keep on stabbing your hand and feet, that causes for being numb and paralyzed for a period of time.I should be consult a doctor when this gone worst.thanks for this scientifical explanation.

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4 years ago

Thanks for understanding..but dnt take it serious all the time..its just happen to all of us😂😂

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4 years ago

Yeah maybe a normal thing that we feel in our body,

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4 years ago

It's an involuntarily reaction in our body...

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Yes its involuntarily happen..but u can make it voluntarily by pressing sometimes your hand😂😂

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