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April 28th, 2007 05:05 PM #1
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Peripherial Neuropathy HELP
Please help,
I experience tingling in my arm, fingers, and toes. Sometimes I am also experiencing numbness. It doesn't last all day, but it is worst at night time. I went to a neurologist and was told to ake a motrin if it helps and come back in a month. He gave me a nerve ending tests and didn't find anything. I also had a MRI and found a slight bulging disc, but the dr. said they will watch it. How do I know if I have Vitamin B12 defiency. Oh yes, my other blood work came back normal. I thought I had diabetes, but that test was normal. I don't know what is causing the tingling or needle sensation feeling.
Marj
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May 7th, 2007 05:41 PM #2Unregistered Guest
Re: Tingling in fingers and toes
I am still feeling the tingling in toes and fingers. I was wondering if anyone else has the same feelings
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May 9th, 2007 07:33 PM #3Unregistered Guest
Re: Peripherial Neuropathy HELP
Ask your doctor for a nerve test, they can tell exactly where the damage is done and also have a 24-hr. urine test for heavy metal damage, you can recieve this anywhere, shell fish is definitely included in heavy metal peripherial nerve damage, my dr. diagonised all od this about 8 yrs. ago thru these test, if your dr. will not do this then get a new one. Also, TOPAMAX wil take care of alot of these symptons. Hope this helps.
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September 6th, 2007 02:03 PM #4unregistered Guest
Re: Peripherial Neuropathy HELP
Hi! I have nearly the same thing going on. I started experiencing pins and needles sensations in my hands and feet at the end of June. It was off and on throughout the day and night. I went to the doc. who told me it was probably MS. I was TERRIFIED (and still am to some degree). A neurologist calmed me down, saying there were many other things to consider. An MRI showed bulging discs in my neck. The neurologist didn't think that was the cause of the tingling, however. He put me on naprosin (sp?) twice a day which really helps and told me to come back in a couple months if it's not gone. I don't know what to think...? All my bloodwork came back normal. Anybody have any ideas? Thanks, Jen
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September 9th, 2007 01:10 AM #5
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Re: Peripherial Neuropathy HELP
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September 9th, 2007 01:15 AM #6
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Re: Peripherial Neuropathy HELP
I forgot to ask if you experience any pain associated with the tingling? I have the tingling but also pain. Still have not found a cause for my symptoms. I keep being told it's anxiety. I am trying to get a referral to an endocronologist to see if it could be thyroid or parathyroid related. Also, do you experience the tingling in both arms, hands, and feet or more so on one side of your body than the other? Mine is mostly on my right side and I also have muscle twitching. Very annoying!
Best wishes,
Jo
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November 15th, 2007 01:52 PM #7K B Guest
Re: Peripherial Neuropathy HELP
My tingling started on 2 fingers, and within a week spread to both hands. X-rays did not show any problems. Next day both feet joined in. The following day had blood test which came back good. Spread up legs and arms. Yesterday and today entire body is involved, with painful spots/areas, burning,tingling, and slight numbness. Oh, my memory has declined over the past 3 or 4 weeks. Also, my balance/cordnation, and gate are off, without being dizzy. Doc is setting up a MRI. Sure hope this rapid progression slows down. What is next?
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July 11th, 2009 10:44 PM #9
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Re: Peripherial Neuropathy HELP
Hi marjorie,
The only way to know if b12 will help for you neuropathy is to try it. All the lab test can't tell you that. And then, b12 will work only if you have the right kind of the right brand taken correctly, and often with the also needed cofactors. Come on over to the b12 forum and we can help you find out all those things. Minor neuropathies can often be better in a month if treated properly. If it is b12 related and you don't treat it,
it will get worse and worse until it may be permanent. http://forums.wrongdiagnosis.com/sho...d=1#post188948Freddd - Systems Analyst with websites coming soon on methylcobalamin and providing withdrawal planning and reasonable taper schedules for Oxycontin, MSContin, oxycodone, morphine, Valium and more at eztaper.com.
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