Every time I sneeze of cough I get a hot pins and needles feeling in my hands. What could be causing this?

Answer 1

When coughing or sneezing, you have a tendency to tense up to prevent any loss of control of the head wanting to go forward. If you have any misalignment of the cervical spine, there is always the possibility of applying pressure to the nerve roots. This will give you something similar to hitting your crazy bone.. the tingling is the last sensation to leave.

As indicated by another post... the factor of creating a herniation of the disc is very unlikely unless there was a pre-existing condition there. Making the disc susceptible to undue pressure on one side.

Answer 2

You could have a herniated disc in your neck or a bulging disc that presses on a nerve when the pressure rise in your body when you cough or sneeze. I have seen people cause a herniated disc by coughing or sneezing

Answer 3

well first of all it sounds like you eat too much sugar and if this is correct you are putting to much sugar into your body and are in dire need to stop.the reason i say this is because each time you sneeze or yawn your body is letting your circulatory system sort of breath or for sneezing it is letting those bad things out like germs and other stuff.so any way you could be having to much sugar and it is overloading your body with so much it is traveling through out your rest (including your blood stream) of your body and is giving you a sugar rush and soo when all this fat or sugar goes into your blood and travel through out differed parts of the body to your brain it sort of interfears with conections to and from your brain and to your body so when all this happens it does weird stuff to it

Answer 4

Poor circulation

Answer 5

Hypertension, distinct possibility.