If you've ever felt an irresistible urge to move your legs at night-that tingling sensation that won't quit-you're not alone.

One minute you’re engrossed in an activity. The next, your arm, hand, leg or foot is numb, tingling, burning or itching. This sensation, which many can relate to, is commonly called pins and needles.

Despite normal Vitamin B12 lab reports, many individuals continue to experience fatigue, tingling in the legs, brain fog, and ...

From SenoraL Dear SenoraL: The tingling sensations in your lower leg are called paresthesias. Since parasthesias with weakness may be neurologic and vascular in origin, your doctor may consider ...

Sharp, shooting pain in the leg may result from cramp, injury, a pinched or damaged nerve, and other issues. Home remedies include exercise and applying an ice pack, but medical treatment may be ...

Have you ever witnessed your legs all puffed up with a spider-like vein formation? That is not just a cosmetic concern; it is ...

Picture this: You’re lying in bed, *just* about to fall asleep, when your leg starts to cramp. The contractions, the twisting, the spasms, ugh! Naturally, you start to wonder, what causes leg cramps ...

Not necessarily, as in the case of legs — or parts of legs — gone awry: falling asleep, tingling, flopping out of control. This perplexing condition affects runners of all abilities, including ...

Here’s your creep-out story of the day! A French woman who sought medical help for leg problems found out she had a parasitic worm in her spine. She’d gone to an emergency room in Dijon, France, ...

A Frenchwoman whose symptoms started out as “electric shocks” in her legs got an even bigger shock when she found out that she had a tapeworm in her spine, NBC News reports. The parasite caused enough ...

Paraplegia and quadriplegia are two types of paralysis that often result from spinal cord injuries. According to 2013 estimates, nearly 5.4 million people in the United States live with paralysis.