Ewwwwwww!! I will have a hard time going to sleep tonight...:eek: Thanks a lot Doydie.:D

ok doydie, now your freaking me out LOL!!!!!!!!!! just joking, I know mine is nerves in my scalp. thanks for shareing though heh.heh.heh. I hope your doing well.

I saw that story on our local news Monday. He kept the spiders as souvenirs, in a jar of some fluid. Yuck-a-mucka! Creepy, unless you're a 9 year old boy.

Beth

That spider story was SO GROSS! The spiders were eating the wax in the boys ears! Hideous.

Anyway, abuot the creepy crawly head thing - and the itchies: YES, I've had those sensations for many years and long before being diagnosed. In my case, the sensation sometimes felt like cold water 'dripping' or 'running' beneath my scalp. When I think about it, if it has anything to do with MS, it must mean I've had MS since the age of 11!!! :thud:

Yeah, I remember 'wiping' water off my face when there was none.

the cure is in the intestines, and burning furniture if your that shitty
 

eat some yogurt. i think i figured it out from too much rum at thanksgiving. my stomach was upset and it hurt to eat. the binge drinking disrupted my 'gut flora', the microorganism responsible for healthy intestines. other bacteria formed colonies, and my scalp started itching. i also noticed an increase in normal itching, like if nose grease gets in an eye, or the reflex to touch myself. bacteria can live in your hair i think, but usually doesn't because flora keep them in your intestines. even when you know your body is clean, your intestines may not be.

"lifestyle and environmental factors can greatly reduce the number of friendly bacteria allowing pathogenic bacteria to take hold and cause problems. Both friendly and pathogenic bacteria can and are affected by changes in the intestinal environment. Bacterial infections, stress, traveling, antibiotic treatment, alcohol, poor diet, aging and a number of other factors can and do disturb the delicate bacterial balance, often decreasing the number of beneficial bacteria while allowing an overgrowth in pathogenic bacteria."

Do not let your doctor confuse this with your brain playing tricks on you or welcome an antipsychotic prescription. Doctors like practicing medicine. Psychiatrists like practicing medicine. I don't appreciate some of the medical psychological language used when its just an upset stomach. Last thing, the tingle on the scalp could occur for a while after your stomach is healthy, then fade away until its not noticable.

Ewww! I was just getting ready to eat hahah!

I had this sx once......and it was very troubling as I never knew if it was really something up there or just the MS acting up. It didn't last long...thank goodness....

I have the feeling of bugs crawling all over me. My concussion was 3 years ago. My skin tingles, Some times drives me almost crazy.

I am glad to hear that this is a real symptom. Cause we really haven't told the Dr. Yet. But plan on bringing it up.