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Have Itching, Electric Shock Sensation In Hands And Legs. Had A Lot Of Infections. CT Scan And MRI Done. What To Do?
I am 41 yr old female. my symtoms have presisted for about three years. here are my symtoms.
burning/itchy sensation in my hands,forearms, and feet with my hand mucels very hard and painful.
electric shocks in my hands,arms and legs.
fuzzy, lethargic, and exstreamly nousious feeling just before i feel hands start jerking and slight shaking to my head.
Orsa infections since late 2010 ( phenasillian resistant bacteria) I have had more than a dozen infection since.
about a mounth ago started full body movements. grimaceing with my neck pulling to the right and a wiggling or dancing from my wast up. i wake damp from night sweats and moving all over now starting to kick my legs.
i have had a CT scan and MRI and nothing was found. Can someone please help.
burning/itchy sensation in my hands,forearms, and feet with my hand mucels very hard and painful.
electric shocks in my hands,arms and legs.
fuzzy, lethargic, and exstreamly nousious feeling just before i feel hands start jerking and slight shaking to my head.
Orsa infections since late 2010 ( phenasillian resistant bacteria) I have had more than a dozen infection since.
about a mounth ago started full body movements. grimaceing with my neck pulling to the right and a wiggling or dancing from my wast up. i wake damp from night sweats and moving all over now starting to kick my legs.
i have had a CT scan and MRI and nothing was found. Can someone please help.
Sat, 22 Jun 2013
Hello.
Thanks for writing to us.
You are having symptoms of paresthesia. This can happen due to peripheral neuropathy, vitamin B 12 deficiency, thyroid hormone abnormalities or electrolyte imbalances. Do get proper tests done to find out.
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful for you.
Regards,
Dr. Praveen Tayal ,
drtayal72@gmail.com
Thanks for writing to us.
You are having symptoms of paresthesia. This can happen due to peripheral neuropathy, vitamin B 12 deficiency, thyroid hormone abnormalities or electrolyte imbalances. Do get proper tests done to find out.
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful for you.
Regards,
Dr. Praveen Tayal ,
drtayal72@gmail.com
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