Question 1

what is parasthesias?

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Paresthesia: Is a prickling, tingling or burning sensation. The classic description is a "numbness" or "pins and needles" feeling. After a dental local anesthesia administration you ca feel paresthesia of the lower lip. 
The manifestation of a paresthesia may be transient or chronic.

Question 2

can low fetritin cause parasthesias?

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May be: Are you anemic.
What are your B12, folate (folic acid) &amp; iron levels.
Need more details.

Question 3

how can i help pain numbness and parasthia all down my left side?

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?cause: You need a diagnosis, and an anatomical location.  Did you have a right sided thalamic stroke, do you have spinal cord compression in neck, do you have an inflammatory process such as ms?  There are symptomatic meds available, but you need your doctor to pin all of this down.  A local neurologist should be able to help.

Question 4

what is paresthesia?

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Abnormal feeling: Paresthesia is an abnormal sensation usually numbness, tingling or burning often felt in arms or legs.  It can be temporary, such as your foot "falling asleep" from sitting on it, or permanent from nerve damage.  It can also be from vitamin deficiencies or  vitamin b6 excess (100+ mg/ day for a long time).  Deficiencies are correctable, b6 overdose is not.  If it persists, see your doctor soon.

Question 5

what are paresthesias?

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Nerve pains: Paresthesias are annoying sensations from sensory nerves.

Question 6

what causes paresthesias?

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Two possibilities: Paresthesia can result from trauma to the nerves serving the affected area. If there is something putting pressure on the nerve, sometimes removal of the offending object can relieve the paresthesia. Other times, the cause of the paresthesia may not be evident and may be the result of just disturbing the nerve (eg. Nearby extraction). In such cases, the passage of time will usually relieve the it.

Question 7

what is the cause of paresthesia?

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Nerve: Nerve irritation or compression will cause a paresthesia in the distribution of the nerve.

Question 8

what are some causes of paresthesia?

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There are many: The most worrisome are either stroke or diabetes. Others include sleeping or laying on an extremity (so-called "Saturday night palsy"), and certain electrolyte imbalances. If your paresthesia continues, see your doctor so you can get a complete exam. Hope this helps!

Question 9

what are the symptoms of paresthesias?

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Sensory!!: Paraesthesia means abnormal sensation (numbness, tingling etc).

Question 10

for how long does paresthesia usually last?

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Few secs to days: Depends upon cause, such as hitting "funny bone", gone within secs, or medication reaction, duration of med effect, or chronic neuropathy, indefinite until fixed.

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