Tingling and numbness are unusual or unpleasant physical sensations that occur most commonly in the fingers, hands, arms, or legs. There are two types of numbness and tingling you may experience:
Paresthesia: a feeling of “pins and needles” on your skin
Dysesthesia: an abnormal sensation that is painful, itchy, burning or restrictive

Tingling and numbness are unusual or unpleasant physical sensations that occur most commonly in the fingers, hands, arms, or legs. There are two types of numbness and tingling you may experience:
Paresthesia: a feeling of “pins and needles” on your skin
Dysesthesia: an abnormal sensation that is painful, itchy, burning or restrictive


Spinal subluxations interfere with your nervous systems’ ability to normally communicate with the tissues of your body— resulting in pain, abnormal function or in many cases, numbness of the extremities. Some conditions such as sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), slipped or herniated disc can also cause numbness and tingling.
Other causes of numbness and tingling:
- Poor blood supply
- Injured nerve in your neck
- Herniated disk in your spine
- Pressure on your nerves
- Vitamin B1 deficiency
- Enlarged blood vessels
- Lesions on the spinal discs
- Sciatica
- Trigger points in the muscles
Spinal subluxations interfere with your nervous systems’ ability to normally communicate with the tissues of your body— resulting in pain, abnormal function or in many cases, numbness of the extremities. Some conditions such as sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), slipped or herniated disc can also cause numbness and tingling.
Other causes of numbness and tingling:
- Poor blood supply
- Injured nerve in your neck
- Herniated disk in your spine
- Pressure on your nerves
- Vitamin B1 deficiency
- Enlarged blood vessels
- Lesions on the spinal discs
- Sciatica
- Trigger points in the muscles

As we age, spinal compression is more common. Weakness and sensory changes in the extremities is a giveaway that spinal cord compression may be happening in your neck or lower back.
Symptoms of spinal compression:
- Numbness, cramping, or weakness in the arms, hands, or legs
- Loss of sensation in the feet
- Pain and stiffness in the neck, back, or lower back
- Headaches, migraines
- Sinus
- High blood pressure
- Sciatica

As we age, spinal compression is more common. Weakness and sensory changes in the extremities is a giveaway that spinal cord compression may be happening in your neck or lower back.
Symptoms of spinal compression:
- Numbness, cramping, or weakness in the arms, hands, or legs
- Loss of sensation in the feet
- Pain and stiffness in the neck, back, or lower back
- Headaches, migraines
- Sinus
- High blood pressure
- Sciatica


Your chiropractor will:
- Thoroughly review your health history
- Conduct a series of tests and examinations which includes:
– orthopedic examination, neurological examination, posture and gait examination, range of motion test and weight distribution test - Recommend other examinations or tests, such as an X-ray
- Analyse the test results and present to you a report of find
- Put together a care plan to suit your needs and goals
Your chiropractor will:
- Thoroughly review your health history
- Conduct a series of tests and examinations which includes:
– orthopedic examination, neurological examination, posture and gait examination, range of motion test and weight distribution test - Recommend other examinations or tests, such as an X-ray
- Analyse the test results and present to you a report of find
- Put together a care plan to suit your needs and goals










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