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Old 10-12-2010, 08:02 PM
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Red face Tulips........i can relate!

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Originally Posted by Tulips View Post
My stabs turn into feeling twinges of cramps and just like migrating stabs come and go so does this! I getthen under my arms too ( soo painful)

I want to ask if this is like sfn. My arms feels like they are tearing. And even movement makes the sensation worse. It's like extend tightness and burn and I can't touch one arm with other or it gets worse.
Every day is different. I even have th twitching in my stomach like baby kicking.
And can induce it by sneezing.

Sorry for writing so much. It's almost like therapy right now! I feeli like a ticking time bomb and in soo much pain.
Tulips.........I can relate to so many of your symptoms, almost all of them actually, I have baby kicking in my abdomen, upon wakening in mornings, I have electrical worms in calf of leg and muscle twitching. Along with stabs and pricks all over face, scalp, every other part of body, every second. Sometimes burning, like someone is putting a hot spike in a body part. Water running down leg feeling.

I had 2 EMG's a year ago.......came out ok, very surprised.
I am now going for skin biopsy to confirm Small Fiber Neuropathy.

Dr say benign muscle faciculations are cause of my twitching, seems such a coincidence they would arrive along with all these sensations. Wondering if motor is involved but didn't show up last year on EMG......... would like another.

I do not have weakness or gait problems, do you?

Are you on meds? I am on 1200 mg. Gabapentin/60 mg. Cymbalta.

You used the word migrating and said yours gets worse with movement. Mine does at times, but will happen without movement also.

Look up Wartenbergs Migratory Sensory Neuropathy. It really sound like it may be us!

Yes, writing is therapy for me too!
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