Back Pain With Pins and Needles


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Most people have experienced pins and a needle – the paraesthesia is usually temporary, and goes away when the pressure on the limb is removed. However, paraesthesia can also be an indication of a more serious, underlying condition. Some people may experience paraesthesia for long periods of time. Visit your doctor or physiotherapist.

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