When Should You See a Doctor?
Always consult a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and testing. Seek medical attention if your paresthesia:
- Begins suddenly
- Follows a recent head injury
- Affects an entire arm or leg
- Is accompanied by weakness or paralysis
- Causes confusion or difficulty speaking
- Includes dizziness or a sudden, severe headache
- Worsens gradually over time
- Affects both sides of the body
- Comes and goes frequently
- Appears related to repetitive activities
- Affects only part of a limb (such as fingers or toes)
Final Note
Diagnosis should always be made by a medical specialist. Do not ignore recurring or unexplained tingling sensations—early evaluation can prevent serious complications.
Have you ever experienced tingling in your hands or legs? Did it go away on its own? Feel free to share your experience.