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01-11-2011, 01:31 AM | #1 | ||
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Ok, I am hoping someone I am a Healthy 24 year old male. I have been healthy pretty much my whole life. I enjoy sports and run long distances frequently.
Summer of 2010, I started feeling dizzy at times. Eventually I started getting these weird sensations that sort of felt like someone was hitting the refresh button in my head. Thats the only way i could describe it. like someone hitting the refresh button. I was getting sick and have some swollen lymph nodes. It seemed like I was sick for about a month. I went to the doctor for it and she put me on some antibiotics. After i started taking the antibiotics i started to notice some localized twitching. I would be laying there and all of a sudden my thumb or arm would move. Like and invisible person just flicked it. As time went on i started to get these twitches in my left eyelid that would go off and on for a day or 2. Eventually that started to go away. Then one day i woke up to a twitching thumb. I woke up and my thumb was shaking in a rhythmic way back and forth. As soon as i became conscious to it, it slowly went away within 10 seconds or so. After about a month or so of getting random twitches here and there, I became aware that my muscle movements were not smooth. Like, when i would lower my arm from a raised position or rotate my wrist, i would feel a slight shaking sensation. same thing in my legs. On some occasions when i would be laying on my side and leaning on an elbow, I would experience that arm start to shake. I also noticed that my resting heartrate seemed to be a lot faster than normal. It would be around 100 beats per minute when i was completely at rest. I would also on occasion wake up to a rapid heartrate and feel a rhythmic fast rocking sensation throughout my body. After about another month, I started to think things were getting better. Some days i wouldnt notice any twitching and wouldnt experience any shakiness to my muscle movements at all. I could lean on my elbow when laying down and wouldn't shake. I then got what the flu. Once that hit, my symptoms came back and seemed to be a little worse than before. I began to wake up to the rhythmic sensations, get the occasional twitch and experience muscle shakiness when making movements. Present day I dont experience those sensations that I used to at the beginning. I still experience the shaky muscle movements when making certain motions. I also have a very difficult time sleeping. As I am dozing off to sleep, I will jerk myself awake with a part of my body quickly moving. Like someone invisible hit me or pulled my arm. This will occur right as I am entering sleep, and it always wakes me right back up. I am currently taking tylenol Pm and that seems to have fixed that problem. There are a couple occasions I can recall where I would wake myself back up because i feel my hand start to shake. But as soon as I become conscious again, the shaking instantly stops. I also notice that after a hard workout or intercourse with my girlfriend, the shaky muscle movements seem to get more amplified. I have been to a handful of doctors. I have no history or neurological disorders in my family. The doctors all gave me some basic neurological tests when i passed with flying colors. All 3 general doctors I went to gave me different basic neurological tests and said that they dont think it is anything neurological. I have gotten bloodwork and everything was completely normal. I was found to have very high blood pressure (158/115) and was put on high blood pressure medication. I am going to be taking a sleep study, an MRI, and CAT scan to rule out anything nasty. If there is anyone out there that is experiencing or has expereinced anything similar to this, I would absolutely love to hear some input on this. Thank you all for your time and responses. |
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01-11-2011, 07:59 AM | #2 | ||
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03-28-2011, 12:01 AM | #3 | ||
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Hi, it will be worth while to have the ct and MRI scan. If they turn out negative and your symptoms persists it will be worthwhile to see a neuropsychiatrist. They maybe able to help.
With light and love. B |
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