Numbness and tingling, also known as paresthesias, are common symptoms of a migraine aura. These sensations can occur in the arms, face, or one side of the body. They are due to temporary waves of brain activity in parts of the brain responsible for processing touch. These auras usually last no more than 60 minutes and are Show Full Answer

Numbness and tingling, also known as paresthesias, are common symptoms of a migraine aura. These sensations can occur in the arms, face, or one side of the body. They are due to temporary waves of brain activity in parts of the brain responsible for processing touch. These auras usually last no more than 60 minutes and are brief and temporary.

Key Points:
- Symptoms: Numbness and tingling in arms, face, or one side of the body.
- Duration: Typically lasts between 5 minutes to 60 minutes.
- Cause: Temporary brain activity waves in sensory processing areas.

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