A constant tingling and numbness often resides in the face and extremities (i.e., the legs, arms, and fingers) of those with MS due to nerve cell damage to the brain and spinal column. This numbness is often linked to the fact that multiple sclerosis strikes the brain and spinal column (the bodyâs message center). The brain and spinal column are often sent conflicting signals or no signals at all, which will often cause numbness in the areas of the legs, arms, fingers, and face.
Vapor rub, also referred to as chest rub or mentholated rub, is a petroleum-based topical gel that is primarily used to treat symptoms of the common cold such as congestion and cough. While it was originally marketed to treat respiratory illnesses, a variety of additional uses have been found for this product.
Written by Mark Kollar. View, read, share, save, and print this article. as it appeared in the print edition now, online! SUPERGLUE (cyanoacrylate) fuming is a simple, economical and common method used by the forensic services in order to develop and preserve fingerprint evidence. This relatively safe process assists in quickly visualizing latent fingerprints on a wide variety of surfaces and hardens to secure the fingerprint in place.