What does náladofi in Icelandic mean?

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The word náladofi in Icelandic means acanthesthesia, pins and needles. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word náladofi

acanthesthesia

noun (tingling, numbing sensation as of being pierced)

pins and needles

noun

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-almenn þreytutilfinning, þróttleysi, náladofi eða verkur í höndum og fótum, -hárlos.

-general feeling of tiredness, weakness, feeling of pins and needles or pain in hands and feet;

Taugasjúkdómar í tengslum við B-12 skort eru úttaugakvilli, taugaskemmdir og náladofi - tilfinning um dofi eða náladofi í húðinni.

Neurological problems associated with B-12 deficiency include peripheral neuropathy, nerve damage and paresthesia – a feeling of numbness or tingling of the skin.

- Krampar, skjálfti eða ósjálfráðar vöðvahreyfingar, náladofi eða óeðlileg tilfinning í húð, aukin

- Seizures, tremors or uncontrolled muscle movements, tingling or abnormal skin

Yfirlið, slag, skert blóðflæði til heilans, versnun vöðvaslensfárs (aukið máttleysi í vöðvum), náladofi

Fainting; stroke; decreased blood flow to the brain; worsening of myasthenia gravis (increased muscle weakness); tingling sensation

-sérhver merki um blæðingu í heila, svo sem skyndileg breyting á meðvitundarstigi, þrálátur höfuðverkur, dofi, náladofi, máttleysi eða lömun (algengar)

-any sign of bleeding in the brain, such as sudden altered level of consciousness, persistent headache, numbness, tingling, weakness or paralysis (common)

Þessu geta fylgt nokkur taugafræðileg einkenni, svo sem tímabundnar sjóntruflanir, náladofi og þankippahreyfingar í útlimum, á meðan einstaklingurinn jafnar sig.

This can be accompanied by several neurological signs such as transient visual disturbance, paraesthesia, and tonic-clonic limb movements during recovery.

Phenylethyl resorcinol, hæsta upphæðin í okkar landi er 0,5% og venjuleg húð hefur yfirleitt náladofi í 0,1% -0,3%.

Phenylethyl resorcinol, the highest added amount in our country is 0.5%, and normal skin generally has a tingling sensation at 0.1%-0.3%.

Einkenni um ofnæmisviðbrögð geta verið kláði, ofsakláði, roði í húð, náladofi eða kláði innan í munninum, og ógleði eða uppköst.

Symptoms of an allergic reaction can include itching, hives, flushing of the skin, tingling or itching inside the mouth, and nausea or vomiting.

Þú hefur búið illt áður en eins og þú kemur á svæðið finnst þér náladofi tilfinning um að vera áhorfandi af einhverjum... eða eitthvað.

You have bested evil before, yet as you arrive at the scene you feel a tingling sensation of being watched by someone... or something.

•Merki um taugatruflanir, eins og doði, náladofi, breytingar á sjón, augnverkur, eða máttleysi í hendi eða fæti;

•Signs of nerve disorders, such as numbness or tingling, changes in vision, eye pain, or onset of weakness in an arm or leg;

Þessi náladofi er ekki langur og húðin mun hverfa eftir stutta aðlögun.

This tingling time is not long and the skin will disappear after a brief adaptation.

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