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central nervous system, sensory loss, paresthesias, tingling, numbness, loss of sensation, numbness, tingling, abnormal sensations, occur anywhere in body, felt in hands, feet, arms, legs, many possible causes, remaining, in the same seated, standing position, long time, injuring a nerve supplying the body part where feel the sensation, neck injury, feel the sensation anywhere, along arm, hand, similarly, a low back injury, cause sciatica, a sensation of numbness, tingling down the back of leg, lack of blood supply, plaque buildup from atherosclerosis, in the legs, cause pain, numbness, tingling walking, claudication, pressure on the spinal nerves, a herniated disk, carpal tunnel syndrome, numbness, tingling in wrist, fingers, hand, forearm, certain medical conditions, diabetes, underactive thyroid, multiple sclerosis, seizures, migraine headaches, abnormal levels of calcium, potassium, sodium in body, vitamin b-12 deficiency, transient ischemic attack, tia, stroke, certain medications, toxic action on nerves, from lead, alcohol, tobacco, radiation therapy, underlying cause of numbness, tingling, treated by doctor, have carpal tunnel syndrome, low back pain, certain exercises recommended, have diabetes, discuss ways to control blood sugars, medications that cause numbness, tingling, switched, adjusted, not make any changes to medications, instructions from doctor, low levels of vitamin b-12, vitamin supplements, multiple sclerosis, steps, exercise to maintain muscle tone, physical therapist, guide you, design an appropriate program, rest, practice relaxation techniques, improved energy level, avoid temperature extremes, the decrease in feeling, a numb hand, foot from any cause more prone to accidental injury, take care to protect the area from cuts, bumps, bruises, burns, injury, go to a hospital, weakness, paralysis occurs, numbness, tingling, numbness, tingling occur just after a head, neck, back injury, cannot control the movement of an arm, a leg, have lost bladder, bowel control, confused, have lost consciousness, briefly, have slurred speech, change in vision, difficulty walking, weakness, numbness, tingling has no obvious cause, a hand, foot "falling asleep", have pain in neck, forearm, fingers, urinating more often, numbness, tingling is in legs, worsens, walk, rash, have dizziness, vertigo, muscle spasm, unusual symptoms, health care provider, medical history, perform a physical examination, careful evaluation of nervous system, medical history questions, what part, parts of body have numbness, tingling, trunk, legs, feet, arms, hands, side of body is involved, aspect, the specific body part, is inner thigh, calf, foot affected, palm, fingers, thumb, wrist, forearm, does the numbness, tingling affect face, around eyes, cheeks, around mouth, is one, sides of face involved, have other abnormal sensations, ignore everything on the affected side, how long have had the numbness, tingling, did it start, does make it worse, exercise, standing, long periods of time, have any other symptoms, ask questions to assess risk, stroke, an underactive thyroid, diabetes, questions, work habits, medications, diagnostic tests, blood tests cbc, electrolytes, thyroid function tests, vitamin b-12 levels, imaging studies, a ct scan, the head, ct scan, the spine, mri, the head, mri, the spine, electromyography to measure how muscles respond to nerve stimulation, x-ray, the affected area, lumbar puncture to, multiple sclerosis, ultrasound of neck vessels to evaluate risk, tia, stroke, viera aj, carpal tunnel syndrome, am fam physician, 68(2), 265-272, smeal wl, tyburski m, alleva j, prather h, hunt d, conservative management of low back pain, part i, discogenic/radicular pain, dis mon, 50(12), 636-669.