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Old 10-19-2011, 04:02 PM #1
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For me, it's like an electric buzz. It kind of goes down my legs and/or hips. It happens when I bend my neck a certain way, as though I'm trying to put my chin on my chest. I couldnl't believe it when I found out it was a symptom of MS. I've had that since I was a teenager or young adult--though everybody had that, like whacking your funny bone.
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When I first had it I felt a buzzing sensation in my hips and legs whenever I lowered my head to my chest.

Now, if I bend my head down but to the right......my left leg gets completely weak then feels like it's rising off the ground but it's not. Strangest feeling I've ever had! Neuro said it was due to a lesion in a specific spot on my spine.
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Hello Debbie,

I get vibrations/buzzing from mid-spine down, it only lasts seconds but I can repeat the sensation each time I bend my head down. It's a symptom I have had for 26 years.
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whenever i bend my head down or to the left it's like an electrical jolt
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This is one symptom I have never experienced. My neuro is always happy when he has me bend my head and it does not occur.
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This is one symptom I have never experienced. My neuro is always happy when he has me bend my head and it does not occur.
It must all be in your head..
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