Paresthesia can result from many different causes. It is often caused by nerve, spinal cord, or brain irritation or damage. It can be temporary (reversible) or permanent.While the nerve is squeezed, so are the arteries that feed blood to the nerve. The nerve can't work for long without a steady supply of oxygen and glucose. Anything that gets in the way of the nerve’s ability to send signals or with its blood supply causes a limb to “fall asleep.” For example, people in wheelchairs who sit for l

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FINGER PEELS If you want to reduce spasticity, pain, and lack of movement in your hand, you gotta move your fingers one at a time. More specifically, you must activate the joint receptors inside your finger joints. One of the best ways to do this is to PEEL each finger then thumb down toward your palm and then reverse the process into an open hand. As your finger function improves, you may notice less stiffness, pain, and spasticity in not only your fingers but your hand, wrist, and elbow as wel