Без рук без ног а в гору лезет: Без рук без ног а в гору лезет

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Два братца одним пояском опоясаны (два кола).

Стоит в воде по горло, а не напьется (кол).

Козел ревет, вверх хвост дерет (очеп).

Бык ревет, на поветь хвост дерет (очеп).

Старик над водой, трясет головой (журавец с бадьей).

С вечера заторкал, со полуночи захоркал, поутру встал, до локтей заекал (квашня).

Слушаю, послушаю: вздох за вздохом, а в избе ни души (квашня).

Без души, без костей, без рук, а дерется на стену (квашня).

Не живой, а дышит (квашня).

Без рук, без ног, а на печь лазит (квашня).

Без рук, без ног, всем голова (квашня).

Без рук, без ног в гору лезет (квашня; ветер).

Выше дерева растет (квашня).

Церковка, соловейковка — сама гладка, будто ягодка (бутылка).

В печерском, в горшенском, под крышенским сидит курлип курлипович (гусь в горшке под крышкой).

Стоит молодец по колени в золоте (горшок в углях).

Что стом вито, обвито, повито? Кто то отганет, тому сто все (кринка в бересте или молостов).

Сидит баба на грядках, вся в заплатках (корчага в бересте).

Плотники без топоров срубили горенку без углов (горшок).

Рассыпался черкас, никому его не скласть: ни попам, ни дьякам, ни серебряникам (горшок).

Помер Адам — ни богу, ни нам: ни душа на небо, ни кости в землю (разбитый горшок).

Родится — вертится; живет — всем кормилец; смерть его — эх-ма! (Горшок.)

Родится — вертится, растет — бесится (кипит), помрет — туда дорога (горшок).

Был ребенок, не знал пеленок; стар стал, пеленаться стал (молостов, горшок, повитый берестой).

Родился вертяся, а умер взбесяся (горшок; лопнет кипя).

Стоит Егорий на осеку, переселся со смеху (горшок в печи).

Черныш, загарыш, куда поехал? — Молчи, кручено-верчено, там же будешь (чугун и корчага).

Никто таков, как Иван Колпаков (Токмачев): сядет на конь да поедет в огонь (горшок, чугун):

Есть ли таков, как Иван Русаков? Сел на конь и поехал в огонь (горшок, чугун).

Свет Кощей, господин Кощей: сто людей кормил, гулять ходил, головку сломил; кости выкинули, псы не понюхали (горшок).

Без рук, без ног, а на гору ползет.



Без рук, без ног, а на гору ползет.

Без рук, без ног, а на гору ползет (вода, ветер, огонь, прибылая вода).
См. ПОГОДА — СТИХИИ

Пословицы русского народа. — М.: Художественная литература. В. И. Даль. 1989.

• Батюшкина коня не удержишь, матушкину покромку не скатаешь.
• В земле родился, в огне крестился, на воду пал — весь пропал.

Смотреть что такое «Без рук, без ног, а на гору ползет.» в других словарях:

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• РУКИ — связаны, по рукам связан, не могу, воли нет. С руками оторвал, жадно схватил. Свет за рукой, из за руки, не с того боку, рука сама себя застит. Дело мне с руки, кстати, удобно. Не все (или не всякому) сходит с рук. Из рук вон дурно, плохо, гадко …   Толковый словарь Даля

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• Семейство игуановые —         Агамы, живущие в Старом Свете, в Америке заменяются игуановыми; только они встречаются в большем числе видов и гораздо разнообразнее по внешнему облику. Общие признаки их следующие. Голова покрыта множеством мелких щитков, на спине… …   Жизнь животных

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90000 Toddler without hands helps calm his baby brother 90001 90002 A toddler born without legs or hands does not let the absence of his limbs get in the way of being the best big brother he can be. 90003 90002 In a video shared by their 22-year-old mother Katie Whiddon, three-year-old Camden calms his crying newborn brother Jaxton by placing the baby’s fallen pacifier in his mouth. 90003 90002 Camden manages to do this all without legs or much of his arms, and the sweet moment has gone viral since his mother posted it on Instagram.90003 90008 90008 90002 So sweet! Three-year-old Camden is seen giving a pacifier to his brother Jaxton in a viral video 90003 90002 Camden was born with phocomelia syndrome and amelia. Phocomelia is a congenital disorder that involves the malformation of limbs, while amelia is a birth defect in which a baby is born missing one or more limbs. 90003 90002 The little boy, who lives in Camden, Texas and turns four next month, has no legs, and his arms end at around where the elbow would be.90003 90002 In the viral video, newborn Jaxton is laying down on his back on a bed. Big sister Ryleigh is nearby when Jaxton starts fidgeting and crying out, and it seems he has just lost his pacifier. 90003 90002 That’s when big brother Camden, who is laying on his back nearby, comes to the rescue. The resourceful little boy scoots himself closer and, using his face and shortened right arm, manages to lift up Jaxton’s pacifier. 90003 90002 He scoots even closer, lifting the pacifier into his little brother’s mouth.He pushes it in until Jaxton is quieted and starts sucking on it, content again. 90003 90022 90022 90024 90024 90002 What a good big brother! Their mom, Katie Whiddon, told Daily Mail Online that Camden is always helping out like that 90003 90028 90028 90002 Mom’s little helper After Jaxton spit his pacifier out, Katie announced that she was going to get it, but Camden insisted on doing the job 90003 90002 In five days, the video has been viewed over 46,000 times on Instagram, and by thousands more on Reddit.90003 90002 Katie told Daily Mail Online that Camden is often helping Jaxton out like that. 90003 90002 ‘Camden is always right there to give him his pacifier and wipe the spit up off of his mouth,’ she said. ‘This time Jaxton was crying and I said out loud to him that I was getting his pacifier. Then Camden said, «I got it Mommy!» So I grabbed my phone and ran over there to capture the moment. 90003 90002 ‘This is an every day thing for us, but I thought our friends and family would like to see it,’ she added.90003 90002 The young mother also updates family members and other parents of children born without limbs on her blog. 90003 90002 Katie first found out that she was pregnant at age 18, in 2013. She said she did everything a mom-to-be is ‘supposed to’ — she did not drink or do drugs, she ate right, and quite smoking — and was just exited to learn the gender of her baby when she showed up for her 18-week ultrasound. 90003 90044 90044 90002 Camden was born with phocomelia syndrome and amelia, which left him with no legs and arms that stop around the elbow 90003 90048 90048 90002 Go-getter: His mom said he has amazing problem solving skills and ‘tries everything over and over until he gets it ‘90003 90052 90052 90002 He also has a younger sister named Ryleigh who is two-and-a-hafl 90003 90002 But it did not go as planned.90003 90002 ‘When the doctor told me the news [about Camden’s birth defects], I went immediately numb inside,’ she wrote. ‘I laid there while the ultrasound technician cleaned off my belly. While I was laying there, reality hit me right in the heart. I started balling my eyes out. ‘ 90003 90002 ‘My baby does not have any legs, and only upper arms? MY baby? ‘ she recalled thinking. ‘Things like this do not happen to me! Things like this do not happen to my family! Why me? Why MY baby !!! Why PERIOD !!! ‘ 90003 90002 She was still worried about all of things her baby would never be able to do, but soon after he was born he began proving her wrong.90003 90002 He’s now thriving and continues to impress his mother and father, Cole, 23, with what he can do. 90003 90002 ‘I know that most people look at Camden and think, poor child. But when he gets comfortable in his surroundings and starts doing things on his own, everyone always gathers around to watch! ‘ she wrote. 90003 90068 90068 90002 Katie was heartbroken when she learned, while pregnant, of Camden’s birth defects, afraid of the ways in which is life would be limited 90003 90072 90072 90002 Sibling bonding: However, Camden now does a lot on his own, including bathing and feeding himself.He can also color with markers and sit in the pool 90003 90076 90076 90002 Katie said that people often comment on how fast Camden can move, and are always amazed at what he can do 90003 90002 ‘He’s awesome and can do so many things you’ d never believe unless you’ve seen it with your own eyes. The comment I get most is, «I never knew how fast he can move!» He might not have legs to get up and run, but that boy can roll and scoot super fast! Do not underestimate someone just because of the cover they were born in.’90003 90002 These days, he does about as much as his two-and-a half-year-old sister. 90003 90002 ‘He mostly feeds himself, gets around the house by himself, sits on the potty by himself, climbs up stairs, and so many other things we thought that he would never be able to do,’ Katie told Daily Mail Online. 90003 90002 ‘Camden is a very independent child and does not like for anyone to help him do things, but if he does seriously need help he will ask for help from me or his daddy. 90003 90002 He’s otherwise is a healthy kid, and only has one annual appointment with a specialist.He saw an occupational therapist when he was younger, but ‘has learned how to do everything mostly on his own’. 90003 90090 90090 90002 He does not like to ask for help with things, though he has ‘an amazing support system’ 90003 90094 90094 90002 His parents are working on getting him prosthetic legs, and he can choose to get prosthetic arms when he is older 90003 90098 90098 90002 The family aims to raise awareness for the ‘limb different’, like evangelist and Life Without Limbs founder Nick Vujicic (center) 90003 90002 ‘He has amazing problem solving skills.He tries everything over and over until he gets it and if he does not, then it is not a big deal to him, ‘said his mom. 90003 90002 ‘As long as Camden has an amazing support system, which he always will because we have great family and friends, he will be able to do anything he wants!’ she added on her website. 90003 90002 His parents are currently working on getting Camden prosthetic legs and one day, when he is seven to nine years old, he will be able to get prosthetic arms if he chooses to do so.90003 90002 They are also working to spread awareness ‘for the limb different (that’s the term we use to describe his physical difference) community’. 90003.90000 Numbness in Hands: 23 Possible Causes 90001 90002 Numbness in your hands is not always cause for concern. It could be a sign of carpal tunnel or a medication side effect. 90003 90002 When a medical condition causes numbness in your hands, you’ll usually have other symptoms along with it. Here’s what to watch for and when to see your doctor. 90003 90002 Numbness in your hands usually is not a sign of an emergency that requires a trip to the hospital. 90003 90002 Although it’s unlikely, it’s possible that hand numbness could be a sign of a stroke.Seek immediate medical attention if you’re also experiencing any of the following: 90003 90010 90011 sudden weakness or numbness in your arm or leg, especially if it’s only on one side of your body 90012 90011 trouble speaking or understanding others 90012 90011 confusion 90012 90011 drooping of your face 90012 90011 sudden trouble seeing out of one or both eyes 90012 90011 sudden dizziness or loss of balance 90012 90011 sudden severe headache 90012 90025 90002 If you have these symptoms, call 911 or your local emergency services or have someone drive you to the emergency room right away.Prompt treatment may reduce your risk for long-term damage. It may even save your life. 90003 90002 You need vitamin B-12 to keep your nerves healthy. Deficiency can cause numbness or tingling in both your hands and feet. 90003 90002 Potassium and magnesium deficiency may also cause numbness. 90003 90002 Other symptoms of a vitamin B-12 deficiency include: 90003 90010 90011 weakness 90012 90011 fatigue 90012 90011 yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice) 90012 90011 trouble walking and balancing 90012 90011 difficulty thinking straight 90012 90011 hallucinations 90012 90025 90002 Nerve damage (neuropathy) can be a side effect of drugs that treat everything from cancer to seizures.It can affect both your hands and feet. 90003 90002 Some of the drugs that can cause numbness include: 90003 90010 90011 90054 Antibiotics. 90055 These include metronidazole (Flagyl), nitrofurantoin (Macrobid), and fluoroquinolones (Cipro). 90012 90011 90054 Anticancer drugs. 90055 These include cisplatin and vincristine. 90012 90011 90054 Antiseizure drugs 90055. An example is phenytoin (Dilantin). 90012 90011 90054 Heart or blood pressure drugs. 90055 These include amiodarone (Nexterone) and hydralazine (Apresoline).90012 90025 90002 Other symptoms of drug-induced nerve damage include: 90003 90010 90011 tingling 90012 90011 abnormal feelings in your hands 90012 90011 weakness 90012 90025 90002 Discs are the soft cushions that separate the bones (vertebrae) of your spine. A tear in a disc lets the soft material in the middle squeeze out. This rupture is called a herniated, or slipped, disc. 90003 90002 The damaged disc can put pressure on and irritate nerves of your spine. In addition to numbness, a slipped disc can cause weakness or pain in your arm or leg.90003 90002 Raynaud’s disease, or Raynaud’s phenomenon, occurs when your blood vessels narrow, preventing enough blood from reaching your hands and feet. The lack of blood flow makes your fingers and toes turn numb, cold, pale, and very painful. 90003 90002 These symptoms typically appear when you’re exposed to cold, or when you feel stressed. 90003 90002 The carpal tunnel is a narrow passageway that runs through the center of your wrist. In the center of this tunnel is the median nerve. This nerve supplies feeling to your fingers, including the thumb, index, middle, and part of the ring finger.90003 90002 Repetitive activities like typing or working on an assembly line can cause the tissues around the median nerve to swell up and put pressure on this nerve. The pressure can cause numbness along with tingling, pain, and weakness in the affected hand. 90003 90002 The ulnar nerve is a nerve that runs from the neck to the hand on the pinkie side. The nerve can become compressed or overstretched at the inner aspect of the elbow. Doctors refer to this condition as cubital tunnel syndrome.This is the same nerve area you may hit when you hit your «funny bone.» 90093 90003 90002 Cubital tunnel syndrome can cause symptoms such as hand numbness and tingling, especially in the ring and pinkie fingers. A person may also experience forearm pain and weakness in the hand, especially when they bend their elbow. 90093 90003 90002 Cervical spondylosis is a type of arthritis that affects discs in your neck. It’s caused by years of wear and tear on the spinal bones. The damaged vertebrae can press on nearby nerves, causing numbness in the hands, arms, and fingers.90003 90002 Most people with cervical spondylosis do not have any symptoms. Others may feel pain and stiffness in their neck. 90003 90002 This condition may also cause: 90003 90010 90011 weakness in the arms, hands, legs, or feet 90012 90011 headaches 90012 90011 a popping noise when you move your neck 90012 90011 loss of balance and coordination 90012 90011 muscle spasms in the neck or shoulders 90012 90011 loss of control over your bowels or bladder 90012 90025 90002 Lateral epicondylitis is called «tennis elbow» because it’s caused by a repetitive motion, like swinging a tennis racket.The repeated motion damages muscles and tendons in the forearm, causing pain and burning on the outside of your elbow. This is very unlikely to cause any numbness in the hands. 90003 90002 Medial epicondylitis is a similar condition nicknamed «golfer’s elbow.» It causes pain on the inside of your elbow as well as possible weakness, numbness, or tingling in your hands, especially in the pinkie and ring fingers. It may cause numbness if there is significant swelling about this area causing dysfunction in the ulnar nerve, but this is very rare.90003 90002 Ganglion cysts are fluid-filled growths. They form on tendons or joints in your wrists or hands. They can grow to an inch or more across. 90003 90002 If these cysts press on a nearby nerve, they can cause numbness, pain, or weakness in your hand. 90003 90002 In people living with diabetes, the body has trouble moving sugar from the bloodstream into cells. Having high blood sugar for a long period of time can lead to nerve damage called diabetic neuropathy. 90003 90002 Peripheral neuropathy is the type of nerve damage that causes numbness in your arms, hands, legs, and feet.90003 90002 Other symptoms of neuropathy include: 90003 90010 90011 burning 90012 90011 pins-and-needles feeling 90012 90011 weakness 90012 90011 pain 90012 90011 loss of balance 90012 90025 90002 The thyroid gland in your neck produces hormones that help regulate your body’s metabolism. An underactive thyroid, or hypothyroidism, happens when your thyroid produces too little of its hormones. 90003 90002 Untreated hypothyroidism can eventually damage nerves that send feeling to your arms and legs.This is called peripheral neuropathy. It can cause numbness, weakness, and tingling in your hands and feet. 90003 90002 Alcohol is safe to drink in small amounts, but too much of it can damage tissues around the body, including the nerves. People who misuse alcohol sometimes develop numbness and tingling in their hands and feet. 90003 90002 Other symptoms of alcohol-related neuropathy include: 90003 90010 90011 a pins-and-needles feeling 90012 90011 muscle weakness 90012 90011 muscle cramps or spasms 90012 90011 trouble controlling urination 90012 90011 erectile dysfunction 90012 90025 90002 Myofascial pain syndrome develops trigger points, which are very sensitive and painful areas on the muscles.The pain sometimes spreads to other parts of the body. 90003 90002 In addition to muscle pain, myofascial pain syndrome causes tingling, weakness, and stiffness. 90003 90002 Fibromyalgia is a condition that causes fatigue and muscle pain. It’s sometimes confused with chronic fatigue syndrome because the symptoms are so similar. The fatigue with fibromyalgia can be intense. The pain is centered in various tender points around the body. 90003 90002 People with fibromyalgia may also have numbness and tingling in their hands, arms, feet, legs, and face.90003 90002 Other symptoms include: 90003 90010 90011 depression 90012 90011 trouble concentrating 90012 90011 sleep problems 90012 90011 headaches 90012 90011 belly pain 90012 90011 constipation 90012 90011 diarrhea 90012 90025 90002 Deer ticks infected with bacteria can transmit Lyme disease to humans through a bite. People who contract the bacteria that cause Lyme disease first develop a rash shaped like a bull’s-eye and flu-like symptoms, such as fever and chills. 90003 90002 Later symptoms of this disease include: 90003 90010 90011 numbness in the arms or legs 90012 90011 joint pain and swelling 90012 90011 temporary paralysis on one side of the face 90012 90011 fever, stiff neck, and severe headache 90012 90011 weakness 90012 90011 trouble moving muscles 90012 90025 90002 Lupus is an autoimmune disease.This means your body attacks your own organs and tissues. It causes inflammation in many organs and tissues, including the: 90003 90002 Symptoms of lupus come and go. Which symptoms you have depend on which parts of your body are affected. 90003 90002 Pressure from inflammation can damage nerves and lead to numbness or tingling in your hands. Other common symptoms include: 90003 90010 90011 a butterfly-shaped rash on the face 90012 90011 fatigue 90012 90011 joint pain, stiffness, and swelling 90012 90011 sun sensitivity 90012 90011 fingers and toes that turn cold and blue (Raynaud’s phenomenon) 90012 90011 shortness of breath 90012 90011 headaches 90012 90011 confusion 90012 90011 trouble concentrating 90012 90011 vision problems 90012 90025 90002 Although it’s unlikely, hand numbness could be a sign of one of the following conditions.See your doctor right away if you’re experiencing any associated symptoms. 90003 90238 18. Stage 4 HIV 90239 90002 HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system. Without proper treatment, it can eventually destroy so many immune cells that your body can no longer protect itself against infections. Stage 4 of this virus is called AIDS. 90003 90002 HIV and AIDS damage nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. This nerve damage can cause people to lose feeling in their arms and legs. 90003 90002 Other symptoms stage 4 HIV include: 90003 90010 90011 confusion 90012 90011 weakness 90012 90011 headaches 90012 90011 forgetfulness 90012 90011 trouble swallowing 90012 90011 loss of coordination 90012 90011 vision loss 90012 90011 difficulty walking 90012 90025 90002 HIV is a lifelong condition that currently doesn ‘t have a cure.However, with antiretroviral therapy and medical care, HIV can be well-controlled and life expectancy can be nearly the same as someone who has not contracted HIV. 90003 90238 19. Amyloidosis 90239 90002 Amyloidosis is a rare disease that starts when an abnormal protein called amyloid builds up in your organs. Which symptoms you have depend on the organs that are affected. 90003 90002 When this disease affects the nervous system, it can cause numbness or tingling in your hands or feet. 90003 90002 Other symptoms include: 90003 90010 90011 pain and swelling in the belly 90012 90011 shortness of breath 90012 90011 chest pain 90012 90011 diarrhea 90012 90011 constipation 90012 90011 swollen tongue 90012 90011 swelling of the thyroid gland in the neck 90012 90011 tiredness 90012 90011 unexplained weight loss 90012 90025 90238 20.Multiple sclerosis (MS) 90239 90002 MS is an autoimmune disease. In people with MS, the immune system attacks the protective coating around nerve fibers. Over time, the nerves become damaged. 90003 90002 Symptoms depend on which nerves are affected. Numbness and tingling are among the most common MS symptoms. The arms, face, or legs can lose feeling. The numbness is usually only on one side of the body. 90003 90002 Other symptoms include: 90003 90010 90011 vision loss 90012 90011 double vision 90012 90011 tingling 90012 90011 weakness 90012 90011 electric-shock sensations 90012 90011 trouble with coordination or walking 90012 90011 slurred speech 90012 90011 tiredness 90012 90011 loss of control over your bladder or bowels 90012 90025 90238 21.Thoracic outlet syndrome 90239 90002 This group of conditions develops from pressure on blood vessels or nerves in your neck and the top part of your chest. An injury or repetitive movements can cause this nerve compression. 90003 90002 Pressure on nerves in this region leads to numbness and tingling in the fingers and pain in the shoulders and neck. 90003 90002 Other symptoms include: 90003 90010 90011 a weak hand grip 90012 90011 arm swelling 90012 90011 blue or pale color in your hand and fingers 90012 90011 cold fingers, hands, or arms 90012 90025 90238 22.Vasculitis 90239 90002 Vasculitis is a group of rare diseases that make the blood vessels swell up and become inflamed. This inflammation slows blood flow to your organs and tissues. It can lead to nerve problems like numbness and weakness. 90003 90002 Other symptoms include: 90003 90010 90011 headache 90012 90011 fatigue 90012 90011 weight loss 90012 90011 fever 90012 90011 red-spotted rash 90012 90011 body aches 90012 90011 shortness of breath 90012 90025 90238 23. Guillain-Barré syndrome 90239 90002 Guillain-Barré syndrome is a rare condition in which the immune system attacks and damages the nerves.It often starts after a viral or bacterial illness. 90003 90002 The nerve damage causes numbness, weakness, and tingling that starts in the legs. It spreads to the arms, hands, and face. 90003 90002 Other symptoms include: 90003 90010 90011 trouble talking, chewing, or swallowing 90012 90011 trouble controlling your bladder or bowels 90012 90011 difficulty breathing 90012 90011 fast heartbeat 90012 90011 unsteady movements and walking 90012 90025 90002 If the numbness does not go away within a few days or spreads to other parts of your body, see your doctor.Also see your doctor if the numbness started after an injury or illness. 90003 90002 Seek immediate medical attention if you develop any of these symptoms alongside numbness in your hands: 90003 90010 90011 weakness 90012 90011 difficulty moving one or more parts of your body 90012 90011 confusion 90012 90011 trouble talking 90012 90011 vision loss 90012 90011 dizziness 90012 90011 sudden, severe headache 90012 90025.90000 Staying Safe Around Bears — Bears (U.S. National Park Service) 90001 90002 National parks in Alaska created a safety sticker to share steps for avoiding an unwelcome encounter with a bear. Avoiding an Encounter 90003 Following viewing etiquette is the first step to avoiding an encounter with a bear that could escalate into an attack. Keeping your distance and not surprising bears are some of the most important things you can do. Most bears will avoid humans if they hear them coming.Pay attention to your surroundings and make a special effort to be noticeable if you are in an area with known bear activity or a good food source, such as berry bushes. 90004 Bear Encounters 90003 Once a bear has noticed you and is paying attention to you, additional strategies can help prevent the situation from escalating. 90004 90007 90008 90009 Identify yourself 90010 by talking calmly so the bear knows you are a human and not a prey animal. Remain still; stand your ground but slowly wave your arms.Help the bear recognize you as a human. It may come closer or stand on its hind legs to get a better look or smell. A standing bear is usually curious, not threatening. 90011 90008 90009 Stay calm 90010 and remember that most bears do not want to attack you; they usually just want to be left alone. Bears may bluff their way out of an encounter by charging and then turning away at the last second. Bears may also react defensively by woo fi ng, yawning, salivating, growling, snapping their jaws, and laying their ears back.Continue to talk to the bear in low tones; this will help you stay calmer, and it will not be threatening to the bear. A scream or sudden movement may trigger an attack. Never imitate bear sounds or make a high-pitched squeal. 90011 90008 90009 Pick up small children 90010 immediately. 90011 90008 90009 Hike and travel in groups 90010. Groups of people are usually noisier and smellier than a single person. Therefore, bears often become aware of groups of people at greater distances, and because of their cumulative size, groups are also intimidating to bears.90011 90008 90009 Make yourselves look as large as possible 90010 (for example, move to higher ground). 90011 90008 90009 Do NOT allow the bear access to your food. 90010 Getting your food will only encourage the bear and make the problem worse for others. 90011 90008 90009 Do NOT drop your pack 90010 as it can provide protection for your back and prevent a bear from accessing your food. 90011 90008 If the bear is stationary, 90009 move away slowly and sideways 90010; this allows you to keep an eye on the bear and avoid tripping.Moving sideways is also non-threatening to bears. Do NOT run, but if the bear follows, stop and hold your ground. Bears can run as fast as a racehorse both uphill and down. Like dogs, they will chase fl eeing animals. Do NOT climb a tree. Both grizzlies and black bears can climb trees. 90011 90008 90009 Leave 90010 the area or take a detour. If this is impossible, wait until the bear moves away. Always leave the bear an escape route. 90011 90008 90009 Be especially cautious if you see a female with cubs 90010; never place yourself between a mother and her cub, and never attempt to approach them.The chances of an attack escalate greatly if she perceives you as a danger to her cubs. 90011 90048 Bear Attacks 90003 Bear attacks are rare; most bears are only interested in protecting food, cubs, or their space. However, being mentally prepared can help you have the most effective reaction. Every situation is different, but below are guidelines on how brown bear attacks can differ from black bear attacks. Help protect others by reporting all bear incidents to a park ranger immediately. Above all, keep your distance from bears! 90004 90007 90008 90009 Brown / Grizzly Bears: 90010 If you are attacked by a brown / grizzly bear, leave your pack on and 90009 PLAY DEAD 90010.Lay fl at on your stomach with your hands clasped behind your neck. Spread your legs to make it harder for the bear to turn you over. Remain still until the bear leaves the area. Fighting back usually increases the intensity of such attacks. However, if the attack persists, fight back vigorously. Use whatever you have at hand to hit the bear in the face. 90011 90008 90009 Black Bears: 90010 If you are attacked by a black bear, 90009 DO NOT PLAY DEAD 90010. Try to escape to a secure place such as a car or building.If escape is not possible, try to fi ght back using any object available. Concentrate your kicks and blows on the bear’s face and muzzle. 90011 90048 90065 If any bear attacks you in your tent, or stalks you and then attacks, do NOT play dead- fi ght back! This kind of attack is very rare, but can be serious because it often means the bear is looking for food and sees you as prey. 90004 Bear Pepper Spray 90003 Bear pepper spray can be an important thing to carry when exploring the back country.It is used defensively to stop an aggressive, charging, or attacking bear. Although it’s used in the same manner you would use mace on an attacking person, bear pepper spray and human pepper spray are not the same. Make sure you select an EPA approved product that is specifically designed to stop aggressive bears. It is not a repellent so do not apply to your body or equipment. Check with your national park to see if bear pepper spray is recommended or allowed for the activities you have planned.Learn more about selecting and using bear pepper spray in this introductory video or by visiting the Using Spray to Deter an Aggressive Bear page on Yellowstone’s website. 90004 .90000 Numbness and tingling: Causes and treatments 90001 90002 Temporary numbness and tingling can occur after spending too much time sitting cross-legged, or with a head resting on a crooked arm. 90003 90002 But long term, severe, or disabling numbness and tingling is usually a sign of neurological conditions or nerve damage. 90003 90002 This article focuses on common causes and treatments for numbness and tingling, including multiple sclerosis (MS). 90003 Share on PinterestNumbness and tingling may occur after resting the head on a crooked arm.90002 Numbness (lost, reduced, or altered sensation) and tingling (an odd prickling sensation) are types of temporary paresthesia. 90003 90002 These sensations commonly occur after sitting or standing in a particular position or even wearing tight clothing for too long. This puts pressure on nerves and blood vessels, reducing sensation. 90003 90002 Symptoms usually go away soon after the nerve pressure is reduced or relieved. 90003 90014 Multiple sclerosis 90015 90002 Numbness and tingling are two of the most common and early symptoms of MS.90003 90002 MS often causes mild to severe numbness and tingling on the skin or certain parts of the body, including the: 90003 90020 90021 arms and hands 90022 90021 legs and feet 90022 90021 face 90022 90021 body, often across the body in a band ( sometimes described as an MS hug) 90022 90029 90002 The numbness and tingling symptoms of MS are rarely disabling or permanent. But severe numbness can make it difficult for a person to use the numb body part, which may interfere with everyday activities.90003 90002 For example, numb hands can make holding things, typing, or self-care hard or impossible. If someone has numb feet or legs, walking and driving can be dangerous. People with numbness and tingling in their face may also mistakenly bite their tongue or inner mouth. 90003 90002 Severe numbness can make it hard to tell when things are very hot or cold, increasing the risk of burns and frostbite. 90003 90014 Other conditions 90015 90002 Other conditions affecting the central nervous system that can cause numbness and tingling include: 90003 90020 90021 90042 Stroke.90043 Sudden numbness in the arm, leg, or face, especially on one side of the body, is an early symptom of stroke. 90022 90021 90042 Mini-strokes. 90043 Transient ischemic attacks, or mini-strokes, can cause one side of the face to go numb and droop. 90022 90021 90042 Encephalitis. 90043 In severe cases, inflammation in the brain and spinal cord can cause a loss of sensation in parts of the body or partial paralysis in the arms or legs. 90022 90021 90042 Transverse myelitis. 90043 Inflammation in the spinal cord can cause a band-like sensation across the torso, as well as weakness in the legs and sometimes arms.90022 90021 90042 Tumors. 90043 Tumors can put pressure on parts of the spinal cord and brain, resulting in numbness and tingling. Tumors in the cerebral cortex (outer region of the brain) tend to cause numbness on one side of the body. Tumors in and close to the cranial nerves tend to cause facial numbness and weakness. Tumors impacting the spinal cord can cause numbness, usually in both arms and legs. 90022 90021 90042 Back and neck damage. 90043 Back and neck injuries can cause nerve damage or compression, resulting in numbness and tingling.90022 90021 90042 Magnesium deficiency. 90043 Magnesium helps regulate many systems in the body, including proper nerve function. Severe magnesium deficiencies, or hypomagnesemia, can cause numbness and tingling. 90022 90029 90002 Some other conditions that target specific parts of the body can cause numbness and tingling. Body parts include: 90003 90014 Feet and legs 90015 90002 People with diabetes may experience diabetic neuropathy, a type of nerve damage. It can occur over time as the metabolic effects of diabetes in the bloodstream damage nerves.90003 90002 One-third to one-half of people with diabetes have peripheral neuropathy, a form that typically causes numbness and pain in the feet and legs, or less commonly, in the hands and arm. 90003 90014 Hands and feet 90015 90002 Vitamin B12 deficiency, or pernicious anemia, can cause nerve damage due to low red blood cell levels and reduced oxygen circulation. This can cause peripheral neuropathy. 90003 90002 Alcoholic liver damage can cause peripheral neuropathy, affecting the hands and feet.90003 90002 A range of medications can also cause peripheral neuropathy, such as: 90003 90014 Fingers 90015 90002 Calcium is vital to proper nerve function and blood flow. Hypocalcemia, or calcium deficiency, can cause numbness and tingling in the fingers. 90003 90002 Carpal tunnel syndrome can also cause numbness, tingling, and pain in the hands and fingers. It occurs when the median nerve, a major nerve in the arm, becomes compressed in the space where it travels through the wrist. 90003 90014 Hands 90015 90002 Panic attacks, or sudden overwhelming periods of fear and anxiety without real danger, can cause a range of symptoms, including numbness or tingling in the hands.90003 90014 Face 90015 90002 Toothaches and infections can compress facial nerves, causing numbness in the face and mouth. 90003 90002 To diagnose the cause of numbness and tingling, a doctor will review a person’s medical history, do a physical examination, and ask questions about symptoms. They may then order laboratory tests, such as blood tests, to confirm or rule out potential causes. 90003 90002 In some cases, a doctor may request further testing, such as MRIs or other imaging tests. Electromyography and nerve conduction studies can help assess the extent and type of nerve damage, especially when neuropathy causes the tingling.90003 90002 Treatment for numbness and tingling depends on its cause. 90003 90014 MS 90015 90002 Numbness related to MS is usually relatively harmless and painless. 90003 90002 Niacin, a B complex vitamin, may help reduce inflammation and related numbness. 90003 90002 In cases of severe or painful numbness, treatment may involve a short round of corticosteroids, which also quickens recovery by reducing inflammation. 90003 90002 Several medications designed to treat different conditions may also help reduce numbness and tingling associated with MS, such as: 90003 90020 90021 gabapentin 90022 90021 pregabalin 90022 90021 carbamazepine 90022 90021 phenytoin 90022 90021 amitriptyline, imipramine, and nortriptyline 90022 90029 90014 Other conditions 90015 90002 Several different treatment plans may help reduce or manage numbness and tingling not related to MS, such as: 90003 90020 90021 90042 Stroke.90043 Medications to treat clots for ischemic stroke (if within 3 hours of first symptoms), and surgery or endovascular procedures for hemorrhagic stroke. 90022 90021 90042 Transverse myelitis. 90043 Pain medications, antivirals, intravenous immunoglobulin, or plasma exchange therapy. 90022 90021 90042 Meningitis. 90043 Antibiotics, anticonvulsants, and corticosteroids. 90022 90021 90042 Tumors. 90043 Surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and other drug therapies. 90022 90021 90042 Diabetic neuropathy.90043 Physical activity, healthful diet, following diabetes treatment plans, checking feet daily for changes, and getting regular foot exams. 90022 90021 90042 Carpal tunnel. 90043 Wrist braces, over-the-counter pain medications, nerve gliding exercises, or surgery. Avoiding trigger activities. 90022 90021 90042 Pernicious anemia. 90043 Vitamin B12 injections, pills, or nose gels or sprays. 90022 90021 90042 Hypocalcemia and hypomagnesemia. 90043 Infusions or supplements, dietary changes, staying away from triggers, treating underlying causes.90022 90029 90002 The best way to prevent numbness and tingling depends on the cause. 90003 90002 However, several lifestyle habits may help prevent or reduce numbness and tingling associated with MS, such as: 90003 90020 90021 eating a low fat, high fiber diet 90022 90021 getting enough vitamin D and biotin (a B vitamin) 90022 90021 taking regular moderate exercise 90022 90021 learning strategies to cope with heat and cold 90022 90021 having a regular sleep schedule 90022 90021 limiting or avoiding alcohol and smoking 90022 90021 managing and reducing stress 90022 90029 90002 Prevention strategies for conditions other than MS that can cause numbness and tingling include : 90003 90020 90021 eating a low fat, high fiber diet rich in fruits and vegetables 90022 90021 limiting salt (sodium) intake 90022 90021 maintaining a healthy body weight and body mass index (BMI) 90022 90021 getting 2.5 hours of moderate intensity aerobic activity weekly 90022 90021 limiting alcohol intake and stop smoking 90022 90021 washing hands with soap and water regularly 90022 90021 avoiding sharing food or other objects with people potentially exposed to infective conditions 90022 90021 staying up-to-date with vaccinations 90022 90021 avoiding radiation exposure 90022 90021 limiting repetitive hand or wrist motions 90022 90021 eating foods rich in vitamin B12, vitamin D, calcium, and magnesium or take supplements 90022 90021 treating back pain early and limit activities that make the pain worse 90022 90021 getting psychotherapy 90022 90021 managing stress 90022 90029 Share on PinterestIf a person experiences persistent numbness or tingling, they should speak to their doctor.90002 See a doctor if numbness or tingling is persistent or occurs without an obvious cause, or if they accompany any of the following symptoms: 90003 90020 90021 fatigue 90022 90021 vision problems 90022 90021 muscle weakness and cramps 90022 90021 bladder and bowel problems 90022 90021 pain 90022 90021 intense anxiety 90022 90021 back or neck pain 90022 90021 reduced appetite 90022 90029 90002 People who experience certain symptoms with numbness and tingling may need emergency medical attention.These symptoms include: 90003 90002 Many conditions can cause numbness and tingling, including MS. 90003 90002 Usually, the severity, frequency, and location of symptoms depend on the cause. 90003 90002 Although some causes have no cure, many have symptoms that are temporary, painless, or respond to at home care. 90003 90002 Several lifestyle habits, medications, and types of therapy can help reduce or prevent symptoms. 90003 90002 People with unexplained numbness and tingling should talk to a doctor as early as possible.The outlook for most conditions associated with numbness and tingling improves with early treatment. For example, treating MS early can help reduce the risk of severe complications, especially disability. 90003.