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The feeling, yes obviously, you wouldn't be able to feel the tinglign without nerves, but it doesnt originate because of nerves, no, it is the lack of blood flow to the affected area.
yes it does.
some times the compression on a nerve in your hand can be a reason for your hand feel tingling or as u said fall asleep.
and it can be due to a condition called Carpal tunnel syndrome , which is due to pressure on your hands nerve.
also conditions like diabet, thyroid problem and pregnancy ,...can contribute to this problem.
at the same time your job has some thing to do with the condition.
u might want to check with your doctor to help u more.
but usually fixing you hand with a wrist splint and Tylenol can be helpful ,unless the condition has a more complicated origin.
hope it was helpful
DR.B
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Why do our feet fall asleep while standing for long periods of time?
When we stand for a long time, pressure on nerves and blood vessels in our feet can restrict blood flow and cause numbness, tingling, and the sensation of our feet "falling asleep."
Why do my feet fall asleep while I poop?
Your nerves arent being compressed
What is in a pinched area?
There are nerves in a pinched area, if we had no nerves we would. It feel anything
What part of the body goes to sleep when you experience taresthesia?
When you experience paresthesia, it is typically a sensation of tingling, numbness, or prickling in the extremities such as the hands, feet, arms, or legs. This sensation occurs when there is pressure on nerves, leading to altered nerve function and the feeling of "falling asleep."
Why do your feet tingle when they fall asleep?
your foot tingles when you fall asleep because the nerves are no longer being compressed so the feeling comes back with a prickly tingly feeling.
If your leg keeps falling asleep what does that mean?
If your leg keeps falling asleep, it usually indicates that a nerve is being compressed or irritated, often due to prolonged pressure on the blood vessels or nerves, such as sitting or lying in one position for too long. This sensation, known as paresthesia, typically resolves once you change positions and relieve the pressure. However, if it occurs frequently or is accompanied by pain, weakness, or other symptoms, it may be a sign of an underlying medical condition and should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
Why use nerves and hormones?
Without hormones, many functions cannot happen in your body. If you don't have hormones, you will get Diabetes. Without nerves, you cannot touch anything or feel anything.
Are nerves in the human body both voluntary and involuntary?
No, nerves are involuntary. If your nerves were voluntary, you could make yourself feel pain without even doing anything.
Why does it feel like theres sand in your foot when it falls asleep?
When your foot falls asleep, it is because the blood flow has been hindererd in some way and so your foot is not getting enough oxygen. This numbs the nerves which gives you that strange feeling, and paralyses the muscles so that your foot does not work the way its should.
Why do parts of your body fall asleep?
When you sit on your foot, you temporarily compress, or squash, the nerves in that area. These nerves can't send messages back to the brain normally, and so for the moment, the connection is cut off and you don't feel anything. After you stand up or uncross your legs your nerves are no longer compressed, and your feeling comes back again. It might feel a bit tingly as this happens, like pins and needles. It may even hurt a little, but it only lasts a few seconds as the connection returns to normal, so it won't hurt your body. Everyone has a foot fall asleep once in a while, and it's rare for it to mean there is something wrong with your body. If you want to keep your feet awake and kicking, don't sit on them or put them in other positions where you could compress your nerves.
How long can your teeth fall asleep?
my teeth would only fall asleep for a few hours at most. eventually i found out that it was my sinus inflaming to the point that it cut off the nerves to my teeth. so i started to breathe through my mouth slowly and try to breathe in warm air. I would audibly hear pressure release and my teeth would start thumping. I have never heard or found anything about this.
How would you body acted if you didn't have nerves?
the answer is very simple really if you didn't have nerves then you wouldn't be able to feel anything well you would but it woulkdn't hurt you that is what it would be like if you didn't have any nerves
