Look up: paraesthesia

1. Paraesthesia
   Tingling sensation - pins and needles.
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2. Paraesthesia
   Sensations, usually unpleasant, arising spontaneously in a limb or other part of the body, variously experienced as *pins and needles* or a feeling of warmth or coldness (thermal paresthesias).
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3. Paraesthesia
   An abnormal tingling sensation (i.e. 'pins and needles')
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4. Paraesthesia
   positive sensory phenomena such as 'pins and needles'
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5. Paraesthesia
   Pins and needles.
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6. Paraesthesia
   Paraesthesia: See: Paresthesia.
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7. paraesthesia
   <neurology> Morbid or perverted sensation, an abnormal sensation, as burning, prickling, formication, etc. ... Origin: Gr. Aisthesis = perception ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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8. paraesthesia
   (para- + Gr. aisthsis perception) morbid or perverted sensation; an abnormal sensation, as burning, prickling, formication, etc.
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9. paraesthesia
   paresthesia, paraesthesia, paresthetic, paraesthetic 1. Sensations of prickliness, tingling, burning, crawling, etc. of the skin for no apparent cause; disordered or perverted sensation. 2. An unpleasant sensation caused by tactile (touching) stimuli.
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10. Paraesthesia
    Paraesthesia is the medical term for an abnormal sensation resulting without external cause, such as a tingling or 'pins-and-needles' sensation. Paraesthesia is a common symptom associated with the compression or irritation of a nerve.
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11. paraesthesia
    Type: Term Pronunciation: par′es-thē′zē-ă Synonyms: paresthesia
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12. paraesthesia
    Greek para = beside, and aisthesia = sensation; hence, abnormal sensation, usually burning or pricking.
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