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paraesthesiae

Medical name for the tingling sensation of ‘pins and needles’. It indicates disturbance of a peripheral nerve – as, for example, by pressure.



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The watchdog has received two reports of suspected serious side effects, with one person suffering kidney problems and another suffering dizziness and paresthesia, which is an abnormal sensation of skin numbness or tingling.
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