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Can insecticide cause tingling if it touches you?
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Sometimes: Many insecticides have enhanced absorbtion through intact skin. Since insecticides are usually based on chemicals which interfere with nerve transmission, they can affect superficial sensory nerves quite rapidly.
Answered 8/26/2012
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