numbness & tingling leg ,upate.. MRI...

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hi,

ive had numbness and tingling in left leg for about 11 weeks now,

have had blood tests, all clear,

Nerve conduction test came back clear too..

now dr is sending me for an MRI scan as thinks could possibly be my back?

even though i have now back pain as such..

my leg still goes completly numb at times, toes strange tingly  and right hand gets pins needles occasionally too

i am a bit nervous about this as not too keen on closed in spaces...

any tips?rolleyes

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  • Posted

    At least they are trying to find out what is wrong. I don't will be as bad as you think. People I know who had it done tell me it can be pleasant listening to the music they play. One friend told me he went to sleep. Do let us know you get on. All the best.
    • Posted

      thanksconfused

      will prob take ages for appt to come..

      so will try put it too back of my mind for now wink

      will update when i have it

  • Posted

    Hi again. No they do t NEED to occur but it is another indication of MS. I thought I had an ear infection as I'd been diving in tropical waters but in fact it turned out to be another symptom ( a year after numbness in legs) so that was when I got sent for MRI scan 

    don't worry about scan  but hang on until they finish if you can. Just concentrate on a recipe or shopping list or so ethi g to distract t you or count slowly biggrin))

    • Posted

      thanks, so looks like i'm quite lucky that the Dr sending me for scan so quickly then, just hope it doesn't take too long to come throughwink
    • Posted

      Good idea. But do meanwhile read PHD. It's empowering taking charge of your health. X
  • Posted

    still waiting to hear about scan, dr said two weks ago he'd refer me.

    How long does it take to get an appointment through? anyone know?

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