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Old 07-13-2012, 06:13 PM #1
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Default Electric-like sensations

I know it is a common symptom for MS patients to get L'Hermittes Sign.

However, for the past two days, I have noticed random, very disturbing electrical shocks in my body. It is frightening and in different places, sometimes hard to actually pin point where the shock is coming from....however, I can not duplicate it by moving my neck, so I assume it is not L'Hermittes.

I am just wondering if anyone else has had any symptom like this?
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