sas and Saline Rivers, shown in table 2, is applicable to those parts of. the streams in the Coastal Plain of Pulaski and Saline Counties. Estimates of water-supply characteristics for two tributary streams. (sites 5 and 14, pi. 1) in the Coastal Plain are shown in table 3.
Circulation problems in the arm are often caused by hardening of the arteries. Circulation problems in any part of the body tend to come from fatty deposits in the blood vessels called plaque. The deposits can harden, constrict the flow of blood, or break off to form clots and blockages in any area of the body.
Arm numbness is often associated with or preceded by pain-like pins-and-needles, prickling, or burning sensations called paresthesias. Whereas arm numbness is a loss of sensation, paralysis involves a loss of movement, with or without the loss of sensation in the area. Depending on the cause, the loss of sensation can disappear quickly, such as numbness from extremely cold temperatures that will fade away once you move to a warmer environment. Numbness can occur suddenly or progress slowly. Chronic arm numbness generally indicates some level of damage to the nerves.