How Dysesthesia Differs from Paresthesia Paresthesia: "Pins and needles" sensation Usually painless or mildly uncomfortable Temporary (like when your foot "falls asleep") Resolves when pressure removed Dysesthesia: Often painful or very uncomfortable Chronic rather than temporary Doesn't resolve with position changes Abnormal interpretation of normal sensations Think of it this way: Paresthesia is your foot falling asleep
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