Paresthesia (/ËpaerÉ¨sËÎ¸iËziÉ/ ËpÃ¦rÉ¨sËÎ¸iËziÉ /or/) (ËpaerÉ¨sËÎ¸iËÊÉ ËpÃ¦rÉ¨sËÎ¸iËÊÉ british; english paraesthesia /plural/ paraesthesiae ËpaerrÉªsËÎ¸iËzÉªiË), ËpÃ¦rrÉªsËÎ¸iËzÉªiË or paraesthesias is a, sensation, of, tingling tickling pricking or burning'of a person s skin with no apparent-and obvious long. term physical effectnother cause of paresthesia, however, may be direct damage to the nerves themselves, i.e., neuropathy, which itself can stem from injury or infection such as frostbite or Lyme disease, or may be indicative of a current neurological disorder.
interposition (plural interpositions) 1  The act of interposing, or the state of being interposed; a being, placing, or coming between; mediation. 2  The thing interposed.
The primary bodily movements are reflex, instinctive, emotional, the action following without any interposition of consciousness. Melissy seized on her father joyfully as an interposition of Providence. It seems to be impossible to avoid a conflict between the contending parties without the interposition of a strong regular force. The clergy this time invoked the interposition of Government.