Paresthesia

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Paresthesia is a tingling sensation on the skin.

Presentation

Prevalence

2001, 66.4% - 69.1% of the 2073 patients in a Belgian study of Chronic fatigue syndrome reported numbness/paresthesia.^[1]

Symptom recognition

Notable studies

Possible causes

Potential treatments

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See also

References

↑ De Becker, P; McGregor, N; De Meirleir, K (September 2001), "A definition-based analysis of symptoms in a large cohort of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome.", Journal of Internal Medicine, 250 (3): 234-240, PMID 11555128

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Signs and symptoms

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