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Possible side effects of TENS
Although I couldn’t find evidence-based literature concerning your specific use of TENS, I will try to give your some clarifications concerning your question:
First, what is TENS: Transcutaneous ...
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How does hyperventilation cause paresthesia and tetany?
The two proposed mechanisms for paresthesia/tetany secondary to hyperventilation are cerebral vasoconstriction and electrolyte imbalance.
Cerebral vasoconstriction: Cerebral blood flow decreases in a ...
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My leg sometimes feels non-existent after I wake up
Very probably not.(1)
This sounds like an issue with nerves (especially a pinched nerve) that makes your Brain unable to "proper" communicate with your leg, hence the jelly-like feeling.
However, I ...
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Could being rear-ended result in numbness and tingling in my leg nearly two years later?
I will not get into the possible association between your symptoms and treadmill or any possible etiologies regarding your symptoms. However, I am fairly certain that your numbness has nothing to do ...
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