Crosnes are also referred to as a Chinese Artichoke where it grows wild in Northern China. Learn about this crunchy vegetable including uses, selection tips and recipes. Browse More In
Numbness in Face. Numbness is face may be experienced by number of people and in some cases it can be temporary and benign. However, even mild numbness may be a formidable sign of possible disease or disorder. Facial numbness is in fact reduced sensation of face, caused either due to dysfunction or complete damage of surrounding nerves. It can be caused due to injury to face or persistent exposure to extremely cold temperature.
Cuts, punctures, bruises or broken head/facial bones can affect nerves and thus causes numbness or tingling. Dislocated jaw may cause pain or numbness in temporal and jaw area â temporomandibular (TMP) pain. Spinal cord injuries of the upper cervical (neck) spine (above the C4 level) may result in back of the head numbness. Motility and sensitivity of other parts of the body will be also likely affected.