Translation of "Gefühlsstörungen" in English

Depending on the severity, patients may also experience sensory disorders such as a tingling sensation or numbness.

This leads to numbness, paralysis, unsteadiness and ultimately to bladder dysfunction.

These can be disturbances of feelings, gait disturbances and paralysis.

Especially in the beginning, there are often visual or emotional disturbances.

Typically this pain spreads into the legs and can cause a loss of feeling.

Emotional disturbances related to the skin areas supplied by the nerve (dermatome).

This can cause pain, numbness and paralysis.

For numbness in general a doctor should always be consulted early.

Besides pain and discomfort, paralysis and numbness can also occur.

This causes pain and neurological deficits (numbness or paralysis).

If the pressure gets stronger, it comes to numbness and ultimately to paralysis.

Moreover the compression of the spinal cord and nerve can also cause paralysis and numbness.

They are sometimes accompanied by additional emotional disturbances and paralysis of the arm and hand musculature.

Just like with other operations there is always a risk of infection, sensory disturbance and rejection of the prosthesis.

This makes the nerve not fulfill its function anymore and therefore leads to numbness and paralysis.

They manifest as a tingling sensation, pins and needles, numbness or loss of feeling in the fingertips.

The procedure can result in visible scars, permanent pigmentation, sensitivity disorder, or nipples which differ in appearance.

Examples of symptoms that indicate a low sugar level in the brain: headaches, intense hunger, nausea, vomiting, tiredness, sleepiness, sleep disturbances, restlessness, aggressive behaviour, lapses in concentration, impaired reactions, depression, confusion, speech disturbances (sometimes total loss of speech), visual disorders, trembling, paralysis, tingling sensations (paraesthesia), numbness and tingling sensations in the area of the mouth, dizziness, loss of self-control, inability to look after yourself, convulsions, loss of consciousness.

The severity of the disorder saw Guidetti diagnosed with an infected nerve, which caused him to lose feeling in his right leg.

Numbness and paralysis may also occur, when the pressure of the herniated disc on the nerve root is very strong.

Nodules develop on the skin and peripheral nerves, resulting in dysesthesias and paralytic symptoms in the arms and legs, as well as a frequent facial nerve paralysis.

Herniated discs in segments L3 and L4 produce pain and dysesthesias on the front and inner surfaces of the thigh and the inner side of the calf, the Lasègue’s sign is negative and pain can generally be induced by raising the stretched leg from a prone position (femoralis extension pain).

Other patients may develop specific neurological problems, such as visual disturbances or altered sensation in the extremities or limbs which often comprise early symptoms of conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).

General surgical complications that may occur after any operation are: bleeding, infection, sensory disturbance, thrombosis, a wound that refuses to heal or an allergic reaction.