Which of the following statements is false?

A.

Paresthesia is easy to recover from.

B. Paresthesia occurs when a nerve sustains pressure for too long.

C.

Paresthesia is very rare.

D. Paresthesia is a mild problem of the peripheral nervous system.

The statement "Paresthesia is very rare." is false.

Explanation:

Paresthesia is an irregular feeling of the skin (tingling, chilling, burning, numbness) through no deceptive bodily reason. Paresthesia may be brief or long-lasting, and may have any of lots of likely original causes. it is common because at times people get that familiar feeling of pins and needles is when their arms or legs "fall asleep." This sensation usually occurs because you've inadvertently put pressure on a nerve. It resolves once you change your position to remove the pressure from the affected nerve.