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Is it Multiple Sclerosis?

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joanne06674
joanne06674

My GP has reffered me to a neurologist.

I am expericing tingling in my legs and feet when sitting down when I am active this tingling passes but it takes a while for the tingling to go away.

This is my only symptom.

I am obvsioulsy very scared about what this might mean.

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  • steven12310
    steven12310 joanne06674

    Posted

    dont be scared hun, no point in worrying about something until you know for sure it could turn out to be nothing more than vit deficiency or pinched nerve just wait for your results first ok... good luck
    • joanne06674
      joanne06674 steven12310

      Posted

      Thank you so much for the reassuring reply. I am waiting for an appointment with a neurologist.
  • PaineFury
    PaineFury joanne06674

    Posted

    This can be any number of nerve or skin related condition. Please see a doctor and, if needed, ask for an MRI at least.
    • PaineFury
      PaineFury

      Posted

      *nerve, skin or autoimmune conditions
    • joanne06674
      joanne06674 PaineFury

      Posted

      Thank you for taking the teim to read and reply. My GP has reffered me so a waiting game for an appointment now. Thank you.
  • joanne06674
    joanne06674

    Posted

    Just as a long awaited update. My MRI came back normal "I am pleased to report the the MRI of your head and spine came back normal"...

    Back to the drawing board as to numbness and tingling.

    Thank you again to those who took the time to read and reply.

     

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