Funny tingling all over body

I'm feeling much better. I had full blood works and they all came back fine. Within a few weeks, everything seemed to settle down. I still get the occasional leg or hand tingles but on the whole, it is much better and nearly gone.

What about the Neurologist, no MRI? I will se neuro next week.

No...doctor said that if it didn't clear up on its own, to go back. But with a couple of weeks, it had started to get better.

Thanks for responding to my concerns. Happy to hear you feel better. I'm in the neuro. Office right now, she said I do not present any sign on multiple sclerosis but I requested her an MRI, she prescribed me some medicine for the tingling/buzzing sensation all over my body. Awaiting for blood work to be done right at this moment. That the tingling will leave soon. Thanks.

Hi

What did she prescribe for the. Tingling 

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Angela

Hi,

Me also for the past 8 month and i was diagnosed last week with "Small fiber neuropathy"...

I also get tingling all over and all the doc told me it anxiety... The biopsy proved them wrong.

Now i need to find what is the under lying cause to this...

Hi,

I have had whole body tingling for 2 1/2 years. It is stronger at times and mild at other times. My MRI was negative as was all my bloodwork including extensive autoimmune testing (lupus etc). My doc suggested seeing a small fiber neurologist also. I was wondering if you found the cause of the SFN and who did the biopsy. I'd love to hear how you are doing.

Same here, mine changes like that too, sometimes a lot and then not so much, the back pain also varies

Hi there. I have seen a rheumatologist who has ruled out lupus, fibromyalgia etc. I'm

Seeing a neurologist in 3 weeks. I am having a really bad patch at the moment ... awful tingling and joint/limb pain. Visual snow bad too. Will keep you posted as to whether they find anything. Sometimes I think drs think I'm making this up!

Okay thanks moors, who the hell are DRS by the way?

Moira*

Hi

Could I ask where did they take the biopsy from, as my doctor said she has no idea why I have tingling all over,doing blood but she said no rush give it time it probably go.

Make sure they check your Vitamin D!!! I had numbness and tingling all over for 4yrs. I went to four different neurologist and they did all kind of test on me. Everything came back negative. I finally gave in and took antidepressant since the doctors kept insisting it was anxiety. I took the happy pill for two years and the tingling and numbness NEVER went away. It was hell coming out of it. Then one day I came in for my annual physical and a regular doctor ran my blood test which included the Vitamin D. It came back at the lower end. I believe it was 22 or 30. Your level should be above 50 for it to heal. I've been taking 8,000iu/day for a month and a half now. All of the pain in my joints and numbness/tingling has eased by a lot. It'll take months to heal, but I feel more normal now then the past freaking 4 yrs. I'm waiting for my next appointment to check on my level. Please do a search on low Vitamin D!

Hi

I have had joint pain in my legs for as long as I can remember. But the tingly sensation has only occurred within the last two years

 

I have seen a neurologist and they cannot find anything wrong. I have been given anti-depressant but they don’t seem to make a difference.

Interesting what you said about the Vitamin D.  When did you start to notice an improvement?

Hi rijoad,

The reason for SFN has not yet been found, which can cause a widespread sense of tingling, sensitivity to clothing, burning in the feet ... but I have other symptoms that are not related to what I understand ... such as headache, occasional ears ringing, eyes floaters, muscle spasms, occasional Instability, hands that fall asleep at night - the two small fingers (Ulnar nerve) and i need to shake them to get feeling back. My tests only show SFN ...The test that i do - Berra, SEP, EMG, NCV, rheumatic blood tests, standard blood tests (sugar, b12, b1 b6 e a k and etc), simulations such as MRI and CT head and neck, MRI back, X-ray of the spine , Lung x-ray, colonoscopy and segmoscopy to detect inflammatory bowel disease such crohen and colitis ... all the tests take a lot of mental energy from me, I try to live the day and not think about what it could be and what could happen because it can get a person crazy....

Hi sharon,

A biopsy was taken from the ankle... Sorry about the late enswer...

Thanks . I could not sign in for some reason lol so just read reply.

I thought Vitamin D is from Sunlight, when you go out under the Sun, you got it

Hi Sharon, my name is Kim and I was a nurse before I became disabled.  I too suffer from the tingling all over from the neck area down.  The other reason I'm commenting on your post is that I can't believe your doctor said that about not knowing why your whole body was tingling!  It's probably a good thing I'm not you because there are nerve endings going all through out the human body (she should have learned this in medical school).  You probably need to see a neurologist for further testing and diagnosis.  Also I would find another doctor as well.  There's a reason why we have sayings in nursing school:  "Do you want to speak to the doctor in charge or the nurse who knows what the Hell is going on?"  "Nurses, we stop the doctors from killing you."  In the hospital setting a doctor might spend 5 minutes with a patient per day, where nurses are there 8, 12 or 16 hours a day.  Good luck!!

Hi Cornerstone2017,

Just so you know that the sun isn't the only source of Vitamin D especially when Winter comes for certain states and countries. No one receives Vitamin D everyday from the sun since the sun isn't always out. Vitamin D also comes from drinking Milk. I understand about Milk allergies and lactose intolerances where it seems like most would have to take Vitamin D supplements in order to get an adequate amount of Vitamin D. I know there is dairy-free and soy milks, but not quite sure how much Vitamin D those types of milk actually have in them.