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Good morning Kitty!

I remember a tingling in my left fingertips when I turned my head to the right. It happened about 4 years ago and was the beginning of my getting dxd with MS. My only lesion is in my neck.

But, you say yours is more weakness than anything. Guess I can't help you there.

The leg buzz when you drop your chin is called "Lhermittes sign."

I hope its not a sign of a flare for you!
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