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Neurological symptoms and rash.

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Hi, for the last two months I've been experiencing non stop muscle twitches, burning sensations and pins and needles. Usually in my legs. But, It does travel to my upper body once in a while. Also feel as if I've been getting brain fog too. Often forgetting words in a conversation and finding it difficult to concentrate or think clearly.

I noticed that I began having a rash at around the the same time. It might be totally unrelated. But, thought I'd see if there's any connection.

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  • rocky31676
    rocky31676 Guest

    Posted

    Do you have any symptoms of fever, night sweats, abdominal pain like dull pain , etc ? 
    • Guest
      Guest rocky31676

      Posted

      I do not get night sweats or have any sort of fever. Sometimes I get a sharp stabbing pain in the same areas of the twitching and other senations. But, the pain doesn't last long. Probably 30 seconds at most usually.

    • rocky31676
      rocky31676 Guest

      Posted

      Not sure if this is neurological disorder or it is some other systemic problem. 

      Have you seen a doctor and had any lab tests done?

    • Guest
      Guest rocky31676

      Posted

      I've had a full blood count and B12 blood tests. My doctor said everything was normal though. I actually had something similar 10 years ago. Including the same rash and was found to be very low in iron. Everything was fine for many years after taking supplements. But, It has come back with a vengeance. This time around I've been on multivitamins, B12 iron, magnesium and calcium pills with no improvement.

      I'm 25 and before all this came about two months ago I was working out three to four times a week.

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