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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Got tingling in the arm/hands?? Here’s what we need to look for: Is it a local issue, or is it coming from the neck!? That’s how we solve things here. We want to trace every problem back to the origin and go from there. We are going to palpate all of the tissues to see what’s going on and create a treatment plan. Everyone we see has come to us with numerous undiagnosed nerve entrapments. And that’s what we focus on. That’s how you get rid of that stubborn chronic pain/tingles/tightness that no o

HOW TO DEAL WITH TINGLING IN THE ARM TRUTH: Your arm is not supposed to tingle or go numb. "UHHHH......NO KIDDDING??!!?!?" Often times for athletes this is an issue of space and nerves just not having a enough room to roam from the neck, through the tight spot of the shoulder joint and down into the fingertips. USE these drills to: 1. RELEASE the first rib and scalenes muscle. 2. STRETCH the muscle's on the side of the neck. 3. FLOSS the nerve that runs from your head to your fingertips. 4. LENG