Injection Site Paresthesia: Neurological Causes and Management
1. Introduction Injection site paresthesia is an abnormal neurological sensation, often described as tingling, prickling, or burning, occurring after a needle puncture. This sensory disturbance results from localized irritation, compression, or minor structural trauma to superficial peripheral nerve branches during the administration of a pharmaceutical agent. While many instances are transient and resolve spontaneously as … Read more