It was dark out, and a steady drizzle of rain fell upon them as the numbness wore away. |
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It affects the muscles used to move, but not the nerves dealing with sensation, so there is no numbness or pins and needles. |
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She suffered a suspected fractured cheekbone and claimed to have had blurred vision and numbness in her face following the fracas. |
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The two nerves most likely to cause pain or numbness around the hip are the sciatic and lateral femoral cutaneous nerves. |
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Jonathon's vice-like grip tightened, and suddenly there was no pain, just cold numbness. |
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In addition, guggul is used for arteriosclerosis, arthritic and rheumatic problems, numbness and impaired circulation. |
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Such bloodstained enormities pass unnoticed now in a media pummelled into numbness by a government at last bereft of any moral sense or shame. |
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As I run my palm along its breadth, a gelid numbness permeates into my flesh. |
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Maybe the numbness is the body providing temporary anesthesia for the pain. |
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Linda Harris relates how, after the numbness of widowhood wore off, she found love again through the lonely hearts column of her local newspaper. |
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Many women suffer prolonged backache, headaches, tingling and numbness as a result of the injection. |
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Another problem is that narrow unpadded shoulder straps, can dig into the shoulder causing pain, numbness and tingling in the hands and arms. |
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Those intrusions of the world outside awaken me from my soporific slumber, as I dwell in drowsy numbness, as though of hemlock I have drunk. |
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It started in the left leg, the tingle creeping slowly through the whole limb leaving numbness in its wake. |
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Sometimes it was more like numbness or paralysis, or even problems with co-ordination. |
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Within days, with his co-ordination going and a numbness spreading over his body, he was rushed into hospital. |
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The specific vertebra of the neck that corresponds to the fingers is then adjusted to alleviate the numbness. |
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Convinced that Paul was stealing his thunder, if not his soul, John fought his resentment with numbness. |
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These include numbness and weakness of the lower extremities, opisthotonos and seizures. |
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The numbness spread quickly, and after I'd cleaned the cut the blood subsided to an ooze. |
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These symptoms consist mainly of tingling, numbness, a sensation of pins and needles in the extremities, and muscle aches. |
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Blotchy foot skin then develops with swelling, numbness, tingling, pricking or a wooden feeling in the feet. |
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It sometimes happens that acupoints that need to be worked will be sore or have other odd sensations like cold, heat, numbness, etc. |
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He speaks of the numbness that takes hold of him after long periods of work. |
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Chemo medicine may cause temporary nerve damage, which can result in burning, numbness, tingling, or shooting pain in the fingers and toes. |
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As promised, it does taste sharply of lime, and the result is a pleasant numbness of the tongue. |
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He thought at first he'd simply trapped a nerve, which was causing the feeling of numbness and tingling in his right arm. |
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The next, he was dead, his family in a mess and the cricket world in a state of shock and numbness. |
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Pain and numbness in the soles of the feet is a common presentation of sensory disturbance. |
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Pain and numbness often radiate to the plantar heel and, in some cases, extend even to the distal sole and toes. |
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That helps prevent repetitive motion and vibratory problems, such as stinging and numbness and tingling of the hands. |
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The cause of Adams' pain was carpal tunnel syndrome, a condition that can cause pain and numbness in the wrists, hands and arms. |
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Ideas are supposed to beget ideas in these musical phrases, but all too often orderless complexity begets only numbness of the mind. |
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If you're talking about a child, you're talking about a parent, a father or a mother at the moment of absolute grief, perhaps complete numbness. |
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Typical symptoms are pain, paresthesia, hypesthesia, or numbness in the median nerve distribution of the hand. |
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The thickened blood may clot in the fingers and toes, causing numbness, or in the brain, causing dizziness and confusion. |
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This results in numbness, tingling, pain, and burning sensations in the hand, often accompanied by clumsiness. |
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Nerve damage can cause motor or sensory weakness with numbness, tingling and incoordination. |
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After a vasectomy, there will be numbness caused by the local anaesthetic. |
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The most typical manifestations include sudden weakness of the face, arm, or leg, and altered sensation or numbness, on the side of the body opposite the stroke. |
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There is behind this, you intuit, a growth in sleepless nights, one that is exacerbated by a numbness about numbers big and small. |
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Action needs to be taken if tingling, pins and needles or numbness is experienced after 10 minutes continuous use of the abrasive product. |
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It took a while for the numbness that followed the initial shock to wear off. |
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Symptoms of a mild exposure include a tingling sensation or numbness of the lips shortly after eating. |
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My forehead, mouth and temples have the tingling numbness, too. |
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The endless reports, what do they lead to except numbness, a kind of horror-struck paralysis? |
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Dying will bring out many repressed emotions: sadness or numbness or guilt, or even jealousy of those who are still well. |
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The cold in her body began to ebb away leaving a total numbness. |
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Generally, small patches of numbness are less concerning than numbness that involves large portions or even half of the body. |
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These symptoms can range in severity, from numbness in the limbs and stifled speech to paralysis and loss of vision. |
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Among these are prickling or numbness sensations in the limbs or reduced sensation of temperature or pain on certain spots. |
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Those persistent symptoms include intrusive thoughts, avoidant behaviors, mood swings, emotional numbness and reckless behavior. |
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The pressure relieving properties allow the blood to circulate freely, greatly reducing numbness and discomfort. |
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This autoimmune disorder, which affects about seven in 10,000 people, causes numbness and pain in the limbs and imbalance walking. |
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Swelling may occur, along with skin discoloration, numbness, and a tingling feeling. |
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In November of 1998 the numbness in my legs was gone but I could make it come back by bending my neck forward. |
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The Giants reported Peterson had shooting pain and numbness in his upper body. |
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This involves the perception of flashes of light, numbness and tingling of the hands, and loss of sight in one or both eyes. |
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Some numbness or tingling in the affected limb immediately after the test is normal. |
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The initial symptoms are frequently swelling, a sense of numbness and pain. |
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Often it can be overwhelming and isolating. Many people go through a time of numbness, often described as walking through a fog. |
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There is an incredible numbness that comes out of the horror of an act like this is that is so huge and incomprehensible. |
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Paresthesia, when the needle can injure a nerve, causing numbness and pain after the anesthesia wears off. |
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If you are not always aware of your muscles due to numbness, tingling or functional loss, it is easy to injure yourself. |
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This lesion may provoke an intense pain, numbness of the fingers, a tingling sensation and even a loss of dexterity. |
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The results often include vision problems, numbness, loss of balance, extreme fatigue and even paralysis. |
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Mercury can impair the ability to feel, see, move and taste, and can cause numbness and tunnel vision. |
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If the elastic bandage is too tight causing decreased circulation, the dancer will notice symptoms such as 'pins and needles,' tingling, numbness, or change of skin color. |
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Generally apheresis does not cause discomfort, but patients may experience lightheadedness, chills, numbness around the lips and cramping in the hands. |
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Other central nervous system effects may be nausea, vomiting, chills, paraesthesia, numbness of the tongue, hyperacousis, lightheadedness, dysarthria and constriction of the pupils. |
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Fatigue, pain, balance problems, coordination problems, spasticity, numbness, sphincter control problems and being out of condition may all restrict your ability to do certain exercises. |
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If the surgeon used your mammary artery for your bypass, you may feel pain or a burning or tingling sensation or numbness in your chest for a few months. |
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Additional effects may include nausea, irregular heartbeat, headache, drunkenness, numbness, lung congestion, nerve damage, loss of memory, blurred vision, impotence, paralysis, convulsions and heart failure. |
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Symptoms, which may develop immediately after eating or may be delayed for as long as 30 hours, include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, numbness, muscle pain, and general itchiness. |
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As with other gan kids, numbness is accompanied by an unusual sensitivity. |
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Bone metastases may manifest themselves as pain, which may often be described as generalized deep pain, radiating pain, tingling, numbness, achy bones, or muscles pain-including back pain. |
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Tasmanian pepper has a sweet taste in the first second only, followed by intensive pungency which does not last, but gives way to a strange sensation of numbness. |
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Generally, the patient describes sensory manifestations as a sensation of tightness around the chest, numbness and prickling, or sometimes as painful sensations like stings, burns and electric shocks in the body or limbs. |
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Chronic Effects: Chronic inhalation of hexane may cause numbness or a burning, prickling, tickling, or tingling sensation in the feet, toes, hands, or fingers. |
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You often also notice prickling, sensation of numbness, weakness, etc. |
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With the loss of intervertebral disc height, the nerve canal becomes narrower, which can also cause pain to spread into the leg or arm, sensation of prickling or numbness. |
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Higgins said that ThrowBack was an alternative to the current overexposure of one's images and the numbness this could create. |
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Prolonged or repeated overexposure can cause central nervous system disturbances with blurred vision, numbness, confusion, hallucination, and fainting. |
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A kind of numbness tinged with great joy and delight was palpable in the hall at the end of the show, as the children waited silently for encores. |
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They were full of drudgery and numbness and – shudder – actual competency. |
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As Sampi recounts the detail there is a numbness. |
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A LIFETIME or even a few years down the pits left many coal miners with crippling illnesses lung diseases and vibration white finger, a debilitating numbness of hands caused by using vibrating drilling and cutting equipment. |
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Yet in rendering the guilt, numbness and bewilderment of its aftermath, she also kills off any foolish temptation to envy the intensity of warfare. |
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The anesthetic sometimes causes numbness outside of the targeted area, and the eyelid or mouth can drop, but these effects disappear when the anesthesia wears off. |
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On 30 November 1991, the family physician noted that the pilot experienced a further episode of visual disturbance, right hand numbness, and headache. |
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Poised between numbness and agitation, they stare into space like bit players whose roles are nonnegotiable though ambiguous. |
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Sometimes only the immediacy of news can break through the numbness. |
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The shock of the first air-raid sirens giving way to a kind of numbness. |
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Pain is better than numbness, and broken-heartedness better than stony-heartedness, as surely as it is better to be alive than dead. |
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Louisa sat in the car crying, until her foot fell asleep. She shook her foot violently, afraid the numbness would turn to frostbite. |
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Subjective parameters such as pain, headache, kinesalgia, stiffness, numbness, tenderness and sensory disorders were measured with a pain scale. |
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When he pauses to shoot a male western capercaillie taking advantage of his apparent numbness, she scares away the bird. |
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The most severe being pain, numbness, loss of tactile discrimination and dexterity. |
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On examination, there was right-sided proptosis, periorbital fullness and numbness in the right aspect of the forehead. |
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Saddle sores, blisters, and hand and foot numbness are all possible. |
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Seek immediate medical attention if you suppose overdose of Zerit and experience tingly feeling, nausea, numbness, loss of appetite, burning, pain, stomach pain, low fever, dark urine, clay-colored stools, or jaundice. |
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Then there was the tingly arm in early '97. Then numbness that started in late August '97, which spread from a 4-inchsquare patch on my torso all down my left side to my toes. |
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That numbness puts proponents of unfettered gun rights at an advantage. |
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Actos side effects include rapid heartbeat, sweating, confusion, blurred vision, headache, numbness or tingling of the mouth, weakness,shakiness, dizziness, tiredness, paleness and sudden hunger. |
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Signs and symptoms may include: shakiness, sweating, dizziness, cold or clammy skin, looking pale, tingling and numbness in hands or around lips, mood changes. |
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Complaints and diagnoses: chronical fatigue, neurosis, constant muscle tension, pains, petrifaction in the morning, numbness by the evening, vegetative-vascular dystonia with hard hypotensive crisis. |
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There may be pervasive feelings of numbness towards others, loneliness, emptiness, meaninglessness, regret, and difficulty acknowledging the death. |
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Otherwise, the sudden contact with the world of brutality and hopelessness depicted in these apolitically moral novels would stun the reader into numbness. |
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The trouble is, in this account of a gambler seeking shelter from the storm in the numbness of cardplay, the prose is similarly, symptomatically numb. |
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Frostnip, is a mild form of frostbite which irritates the skin, causing it to become mildly pale or red and feel cold, followed by numbness and a tingling feeling. |
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He complained of numbness in the finger and also of pain in the area of the medial epicondyle of his elbow that began approximately one year earlier. |
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Joint pain and numbness are also early signs of overuse injury. |
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