Tingling

Tingling - a two-item patient-reported measure of upper and lower body tingling, which could feel like a pins and needles sensation

Specialties: orthopaedics, neurology, pain_medicine, physiotherapy | Areas: spine, general

Time:2 min
Pages:2
Questions:3
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Patient-Reported Outcome Measure

Total Score
72/100
Clinical InterpretationModerate Function
Section 1
Completed (8/10)
Section 2
Completed (7/10)
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About the Tingling

Tingling is a two-item patient-reported symptom measure for monitoring upper and lower body tingling, which could feel like a pins and needles sensation. Each region is rated independently on a 0-10 scale, with optional comments on the upper body page.

Prevalence:
common

Medical Specialties

Orthopaedics
Neurology
Pain Medicine
Physiotherapy

Anatomic Areas

Spine
General

Clinical Indications

Pins And Needles
Tingling
Paraesthesia
Radiculopathy
Neuropathy
Sciatica

Administration Instructions

Move each slider to indicate any tingling you are currently experiencing. The left side (0) represents no tingling, and the right side (10) represents the worst tingling imaginable.

Scoring Methodology

Upper and lower body tingling are rated independently on a 0-10 scale, where 0 represents no tingling and 10 represents the worst tingling imaginable. The two scores are tracked separately to allow clinicians to monitor changes in upper versus lower body paraesthesia.

Scoring:
Lower is better

Meaningful Change Threshold

A change of 2 points on the 0-10 scale is generally considered clinically meaningful.

Score Interpretation

Understanding what your score means

none

0

No tingling reported.

mild

1 - 3

Mild symptoms that do not significantly interfere with daily activities.

moderate

4 - 6

Moderate symptoms that interfere with some activities.

severe

7 - 10

Severe symptoms that significantly limit function.

Subscales

This questionnaire measures multiple dimensions

Lower Body (0-10)

1 questions

Tingling in the lower body

Upper Body (0-10)

1 questions

Tingling in the upper body

Clinical Limitations & Considerations

As a subjective self-report measure, scores may be influenced by recall bias and patient expectations. This assessment should be used as part of a comprehensive clinical assessment.

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