Maybe a leaking circuit in a light or a pump? That sounds scary. Is all the electricity at your pool on a GFCI? It should be. If not, you should shut off at the breaker that's near the pool and get a qualified electrician to put one in. I usually don't go for the "Dear Abby" cop-out of just telling people to "seek professional help" , but I think it's justified in this case.
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Your system needs to be checked thoroughly for stray voltage leaking to the pool shell. Installing a GFCI alone will not correct the problem. A: I don't think you can add a GFCI to a pool pump ! TURN OFF ALL BREAKERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE POOL. NOW !!! KEEP EVERYONE OUT OF THE POOL UNTIL THE PROBLEM IS FOUND AND CORRECTED. LIVERS ARE AT STAKE HERE. Yes, you have stray and live electricity getting to the pool shell in some manner. The pool light fixture and associated parts would be the first reasonable place to start. THIS IS A JOB FOR A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN OR POOL SERVICE TECH WHO HAVE THE INSTRUMENTS AND TOOLS WITH WHICH TO DO THE JOB.
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The feeling has been described as a tingling sensation. Also, it feels as if pins and needles are being stuck in and out of your body. The sensation lasts for only a few seconds and is painless.
That popping feeling is called Fasciculation. When you work your muscles they contract and the blood vessels dilate. When you are done exercising and your body is returning to a normal state the twitching can occur. It should go away shortly after you finish your workout. This is normal after a good walk or jog..and usually sitting to rest. The feeling results in a "popcorn" feeling at the skins surface.
the return of blood flow to the deprived area of your body.
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Feeling "on edge" means that you are anxious and worried, as though you were sitting on the edge of a cliff waiting to see if you fell off.
The action of putting front-sitting yarn to back, between the two needles.
That popping feeling is called Fasciculation. When you work your muscles they contract and the blood vessels dilate. When you are done exercising and your body is returning to a normal state the twitching can occur. It should go away shortly after you finish your workout. This is normal after a good walk or jog..and usually sitting to rest. The feeling results in a "popcorn" feeling at the skins surface.
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If your talking about when you are sitting down with your legs crossed, it is because the pressure of on leg on the other, that restricts blood flow thus causing numbness in your leg. If it has happened to you while you are standing, it may be because you are putting more pressure on one leg than the other.
A chill is a feeling of coldness. I got a chill by sitting under the air conditioner.