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What Causes Tingling In Thighs,head And Shoulder?

I have chronic arthritis and migraines. Lately, I have been getting tingling in my left outer thigh, sometimes tingling in left shoulder and on my head. I am very fatigue and forgetful. I have been loosing my balance but not too bad. I exercise at least 4-5 times a week. I have been tested for lupus, diabetes, and ct scan on brain for tumors, bleed and clot. And all is clear
Thu, 23 Feb 2017
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Hello!

Welcome on HCM!

Regarding your concern, I would explain that your symptoms seem to be caused by possible neuropathy or a metabolic disorder (electrolyte imbalance, thyroid hormone imbalance, etc.).. A cervical intervertebral disc bulging, causing compression of the nerve roots, can not be excluded either.

That is why I would recommend consulting with your GP for a physical exam and some tests:

- a cervical spine MRI study
- a nerve conduction study
- blood electrolytes
- thyroid hormone levels
- vitamin B12 level.

You should discuss with your doctor on the above issues.

Hope to have been helpful!
Kind regards, Dr. Aida
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What Causes Tingling In Thighs,head And Shoulder?

Hello! Welcome on HCM! Regarding your concern, I would explain that your symptoms seem to be caused by possible neuropathy or a metabolic disorder (electrolyte imbalance, thyroid hormone imbalance, etc.).. A cervical intervertebral disc bulging, causing compression of the nerve roots, can not be excluded either. That is why I would recommend consulting with your GP for a physical exam and some tests: - a cervical spine MRI study - a nerve conduction study - blood electrolytes - thyroid hormone levels - vitamin B12 level. You should discuss with your doctor on the above issues. Hope to have been helpful! Kind regards, Dr. Aida