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Lingual Paresthesia | What You Need to Know!

📢 Lingual Nerve Paresthesia: What it is and how to treat it Lingual nerve paresthesia is a condition that affects sensation in the tongue, causing tingling, numbness, or even pain in the area. This problem can occur after dental procedures or due to nerve injuries, affecting comfort and quality of life. However, there are ways to treat and prevent complications! 🔎 Lingual Nerve Paresthesia: What You Need to Know ❌ Causes tingling or numbness ✔️ Lingual nerve damage can lead to uncomfortable sensations, such as tingling or loss of touch in the tongue, affecting speech and eating. ❌ Can affect quality of life ✔️ Numbness and loss of sensation in the tongue can impact the ability to taste food and even make communication difficult, affecting daily activities. ⚡ Available treatments for lingual nerve paresthesia 🔹 Accurate diagnosis to understand the cause of paresthesia and choose the appropriate treatment. 🔹 Oral physiotherapy to aid in regaining sensitivity and improving tongue function. 🔹 Painkillers or anti-inflammatory medications to alleviate discomfort. 🔹 Surgery or procedures for nerve decompression if necessary. 🚨 When to seek a specialist for lingual paresthesia? ✔️ If there is loss of sensation in the tongue that persists for more than a few weeks. ✔️ If pain or discomfort interferes with daily activities, such as eating or speaking. ✔️ If tingling or numbness increases over time. 🌟 Proper treatment can significantly improve your quality of life! If you're experiencing these symptoms, consult a specialist to evaluate the best treatment options for your case. 📍 In-Person Consultations – In Brazil, in Curitiba and São Paulo 📧 Email: [email protected] 📲 WhatsApp: +55 (41) 9 9696-8526 🌐 Website: www.nervosperifericos.com 📸 Instagram: @‌nervosperifericos 👨‍⚕️ Dr. Thomas Marcolini – Neurosurgeon Specialist in Peripheral Nerves 📍 RQE 26510 CRM 33811 🔖 Tag someone who needs this information! 😊 #lingualnerveparesthesia #paresthesiatreatment #oralcare #neuroscience #oralhealth #dentalcare #qualityoflife #tinglingtongue #lingualparesthesia