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Tingling or crawling sensation on head

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matija27474
matija27474

Before 4 years i developed fasciculations all over body especially constant in feets with some tingling.

then came headache and than this crawling sensation on head that is lasting now for almost 4 years.

I did mri and mra of brain, mri's of all spine, autoimmune tests and westernblot test for lyme disease. all negative except some spots in white matter of brain due to migraine.they said all good.

through blood they found low vit.D only.

does anybody else have this tingling/crawling sensation constantly??

shrink said it is psychosomatic because i done like 60 exams and radiology. neurologist said it is probably benign fasciculation syndrom.emg clean.

i was on zoloft, lyrica, mirtz and eglonyl.nothing stops that, eventually some benzos helps.

some advice?tnx.

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  • marta10634
    marta10634 matija27474

    Posted

    I had that for the past couple of days. If someone can tell what could that be I would really appreciate it.

  • lois95799
    lois95799 matija27474

    Posted

    i had this four years ago ,and it felt like fire ants biting my skull!it was severe.i went thru a whole guinea pig stage with mental meds .until celexa took care of the severe paresthesia of the scalp.still on celexa wont be coming off either .too afraid that this scalp feeling will come back!take care

  • nathanh8
    nathanh8 matija27474

    Posted

    YES!!! this is my worst symptom right now, it doesn't feel like anxiety like it feels truly terrifying but i think i'm not gonna get an mri because it's too much hassle but this has got so much worse over the month 😦

    feel better soon i'm sorry you have to go through this because for me it's dreadful

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