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What is the difference between paresthesia and acroparesthesia?
Acroparesthesia is a tingling, prickling, burning, or numb feeling in the hands or feet. These feelings, which can be very painful, are sometimes the result of compressed nerves in the affected areas. Acroparesthesia is a form of paresthesia, which is an abnormal sensation in the body, such as prickling or itching.
Acroparesthesia is a tingling, prickling, burning, or numb feeling in the hands or feet. These feelings, which can be very painful, are sometimes the result of compressed nerves in the affected areas. Acroparesthesia is a form of paresthesia, which is an abnormal sensation in the body, such as prickling or itching.