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Why causes paresthesias that feel like vibrations following course of nerve e.g. tibial nerve?
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Depending where: On the nerve the nerve is being compressed by something whether it be tissue, a mass, a bone etc, something is pressing on the nerve along its route it some capacity.
Answered 6/9/2014
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