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Burning in abdomen, tingling hands and feet, dizziness

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bailey_63217
bailey_63217

About 9 months ago I got a awful burning in my tummy. It hasn't stopped since.. I have tingling pins and needles feeling in abdomen, sides, & back. About a month and a half ago I developed tingling in both hands and feet. My legs constantly switch and I'm dizzy headed.. I am really scared. I can't see straight and I'm constantly nauseated. All these symptoms are making me literally exhausted I'm constantly tired..

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  • bigmama1
    bigmama1 bailey_63217

    Posted

    I'm so sorry to read all about your symptoms.  I'm afraid I can only advise you to go and see your GP as soon as you can.  I think after 9 months with your symptoms increasing you must have an investigation done.

    I can tell you that your symptoms are totally different to mine, which is known as neuropathic pain.

    Good luck and best wishes.

  • lisa37039
    lisa37039 bailey_63217

    Posted

    Are you taking any vitamins, supplements, sleeping aids? Check everything for b6 and either way have b6 tested. Too much b6 will cause all those things. You should also have b1, b12 tested if it wasn't already. Stay away from any b6. It has been happening more and more as they keep adding it to so many foods, drinks, and supplements.

    When it happened to me I had nausea, insomnia, dizzy spells, twitching like crazy, burning and tingling. Check b6. All I was taking was a vitamin.

    Hope you figure it out.

    • Peonygirl1
      Peonygirl1 lisa37039

      Posted

      Wow, never heard of this! How were you diagnosed? Seems the health care industry should be getting out information about this issue. So happy you found out your problem! Thanks for information, I am going to remember this. Hope this might help others!  Good luck! 
    • lisa37039
      lisa37039 Peonygirl1

      Posted

      A blood test. If b6 is high, it indicates b6 toxicity, but only can be tested usually while taking it as it drops back to normal pretty fast after stopping. B6 shouldn't even be sold over the counter it is so dangerous. It causes tons of neuro issues.

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