Tingling in the hands and feet? Find out why ...

 

Numbness of the hands and feet is common.

Often we sit in one place without moving.  This is when your hands and feet become numb.  In this case, the problem of tingling in the limbs is also felt.  But why does it happen in your body that even when you are in order, your limbs become numb?

 Why do limbs become numb?

In the language of medical science, this is called paresthesia.  This often happens to everyone and after a while the arms and legs move, the limbs return to normal and the tingling stops.  Sometimes the legs become so numb that it is difficult to lift or move them.

 Numbness of the hands and feet is common.  When we stay in the same position for a long time without any movement or put weight on any part of the body, the nerves of that part of the body are compressed.  When this happens, the flow of oxygen to the arms or legs slows down and they stop working actively for that period of time.  In such cases, you may feel tingling or numbness in that area.

The signal reaches the brain

 Tingling in one part of the body signals your brain.  You have not done any movement of the limbs for a long time or you feel that you are putting too much weight on the body part.  After this, we move the body.  After a while your arms and legs become normal.  Sometimes body massage is also done to smooth the blood flow.

 Your body has very small nerves.  Whose job is to send signals to the brain.  These nerve cells are made up of fibers, the function of which is divided into what message each nerve will send.  When the nerves constrict and blood circulation slows down.  At that time, they indicate that the brain has tingled.

If a person has more numbness in the arms, legs or other parts of the body, he needs to be a little more careful.  In such cases you should consult a doctor.  This is because in such cases thyroid, diabetes, stroke can cause tingling in the body.

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