Other causes of paresthesias related to disorders of the peripheral nerves include: 1  Metabolic or nutritional disturbances. 2  These disturbances include diabetes, hypothyroidism (a condition caused by too little activity of the thyroid gland), alcoholism, malnutrition, and vitamin B12 deficiency.3  Trauma.eripheral disturbances are the most common cause of paresthesias. Falling asleep occurs when the blood supply to a nerve is cut off--a condition called ischemia.
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