This is something that might be worth a visit to a clinic or physician. It could even be a little 'stroke'. Someone who sees you could tell if you need to lose weight, eat better, take more exercise or whatever....
This could be caused by a majority of problems. If you experience numbness on one side of your body, you may want to go to the Emergency Room.
It could be something as small as a pinched nerve, or maybe you bumped the area and don't remember. However, it could also be an indicator of something such as a stroke.
It is nearly impossible to give you an accurate answer with such small details given.
Go to the nearest Hospital / Emergency care facility. Not your doctor, go to a facility offering walk-in patients. They will be able to check and give you advice or care (if needed).
It is most likely a neurological problem stemming from either a spinal nerve root or peripheral nerve (such as carpal tunnel syndrome). It could also be a vascular insufficiency problem or even be systemic in origin (more serious). It would be important to get a thorough physical exam with orthopedic and neurological testing from either your primary care doctor, orthopedist or evidence-based chiropractor to get a proper diagnosis and receive education on your treatment options.
Assuming this condition is from minor nerve inflammation it can be managed rather effectively with conservative approaches. If this condition evolves into weakness and loss of coordination I would recommend seeing a specialist immediately.
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The pain of vasculitic neuropathy can include shooting, sharp pain, tingling, numbness, burning, and stinging
numbness,tingling,reduced sense of touch,pain,burning, and itching
Radiculopathy, or nerve compression, usually presents with numbness, tingling, and even pain. Patients with radiculopathy of the cervical spine (neck) usually present with neck and shoulder pain, and/or numbness/tingling that can go down the arm.
Early symptoms of the stroke are easy to recognize. There is a great pain in the chest, dizziness, probability of tingling or numbness in left arm or some other extremity on the left side of the body.
Neural compression syndrome is a medical condition where you have pressure on a single nerve. This will cause pain, numbness, and tingling.
Pain in the left shoulder blade and tingling in the left arm can be caused by a pinched nerve. The exact cause of the pain should be diagnosed by a qualified physician.
Cervical spondylitis
The pain or abnormal sensations in dysesthesias is often described as painful feelings of tingling, burning, or numbness. Dysesthesias can simply be described as a burning pain that is worse where touch sensation is poorest.
Sciatica pain is caused by the irritation or compression of the sciatica nerve. Symptoms include general back pain, numbness, tingling, muscle weakness and loss of tendon reflexes.
*irregular heartbeat, chest pain •joint, muscle or tendon pain •pain or difficulty passing urine •unusual pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness •vaginal irritation, discharge
May cause tingling, numbness, sensations of heat or flushing, dizziness , drowsiness, or pain at the injection site.