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Numbness, loss of sensation or abnormal sensation in any body part is medically known as paresthesia. The feeling that a limb falls asleep, it may be because the blood supply is not performed as effectively as ever. This can occur when we keep the same position for long. Recurrent episodes of partial or complete loss [...]
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Knowing paresthesia
Posted by Hortense on May 23rd, 2011
Posted in Disease 
Tags: Abnormal Sensation, Abnormal Sensations, Blood Supply, Facial Nerve, Facial Numbness, Facial Pain, Loss Of Sensation, Mastication, Medical Condition, Nerve Impulses, Neuralgia, Neurological Conditions, Neurological Disorder, Neuropathic Disorder, Numbness And Tingling In Hands, Paresthesia, Recurrent Episodes, Sensory Nerve, Tingling In Hands, Trigeminal Nerve 
No Comments »Tourette syndrome or tic sound and motors
Posted by Hortense on December 20th, 2009
Tourette’s syndrome affects more males, occurs early and tends to regress around 25 years. Tourette Syndrome is a serious neurological disorder characterized by motor tics and sound obsessive and involuntary repetition of words, attention deficit, and sometimes compulsive self-injurious behaviors. These are the symptoms of Tourette’s syndrome, a disease little known in Italy that involves [...]
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