My wife has PSP for over a year now and has stinging pins and needles in her legs. What to do?
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Pins and needles
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Hi BlairWit!Usually it is a trapped nerve somehow as you can shake out the feelings, which tends to happen once the blood is maintained to that area.
With some frequency I have pins and needles on the fingers of my hand and one thigh.
A rehabilitation doctor has recommended to me some physical exercises for the neck and waist that I do every morning. That gymnastics table has substantially improved the situation in my case.
Massage sessions are also helpful.
In any case, a consultation with the doctor is timely since the cause of "pins and needles" may be another.
Hug and luck.
Luis
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