Paralysis is damage to the relay system of the body. When this happens, signals may not make up to the muscles, and you cannot move partially or the whole of your body. Paralysis is when your body is not able to make a connection with your brain. It comes in many different forms; primarily, it can be temporary or permanent or may come and go.

Those with Paralysis due to a sudden injury or a congenital disability may not feel anything at all in the affected area of the body. But if Paralysis is a result of some underlying medical condition, like multiple sclerosis, there could be tingling or muscle sensation in the affected area.

Paralysis can cause problems with breathing and affect the functioning of the other organs. A person with a paralysis attack may have difficulty speaking or swallowing, or controlling bowel or urinary urges. Depending upon which portion of the body is affected and by how much, Paralysis may affect everyone differently.