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11 Jan 2005
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Sneeze followed by tingling sensation and slight paralysis
Hi
When I sneeze, my arms tingle and go lame for about a minute afterwards. This varies (not with intensity of sneeze) from sneeze to sneeze.
Is this indicative of something bigger or is there a simple explanation.
When I sneeze, my arms tingle and go lame for about a minute afterwards. This varies (not with intensity of sneeze) from sneeze to sneeze.
Is this indicative of something bigger or is there a simple explanation.
CyberDoc
EP1, it might be due to a change in blood pressure, but the best would be to see your doctor and make sure nothing serious is the matter. Good luck.
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