Is my tingling from bart, inflammation or a B vitamin deficiency?

Hi, so whenever for example I clap my hands together fairly hard my hands tingle for a few seconds, then it goes away. Or I turn the steering wheel in my car too fast and the wheel brushes fast against my hand- same thing, a light tingling for 2-3 seconds. Do you guys think this is bart/infectious pathogen or generalized inflammation affecting small nerve fibers [my C4a and TGF were slightly elevated] or a B vitamin deficiency [my cellular B12 and B5 were a tad low].

Any thoughts as to the chief cause? I do not get the tingling when sitting still/doing nothing like many bart people do though. Only when my body impacts something else [like clapping hands]. Thanks!

Post Edited (floridadude23) : 7/27/2016 3:15:39 AM (GMT-6)

No matter what is the cause of tingling, if you haven't already, include vitamin B supplements, as they help with nerve damage.

Before we overlook things, how is your thyroid health, had it tested?

tingling / carpel tunnel symptoms can be from low thyroid too, VERY common with this.

Low thyroid is not uncommon here. Very touchy gland that does not like infections.