Not only occur in the arms or legs, tingling temporarily occurs when there are members of the body that experience pressure for a long time. This makes the supply of blood to the nerves in the area become obstructed. You can feel tingling in your legs after sitting cross-legged or wearing shoes too small. Tingling of the hands can also be felt, for example when sleeping with head position on the arms. Because it is temporary, this condition can subside by itself if you release the tingling area from pressure, such as stretching your legs after sitting cross-legged or letting go of the crushed hands. That way the blood flow will return smoothly. Another cause is Raynaud's disease. It affects the blood supply to certain areas of the body, such as the fingers and toes. This disease is especially striking when the patient is stressed, anxious, or in a room with cold temperature.
