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Old 05-04-2007, 05:07 PM #1
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ok, hopefully I will get threw this phase of wanting to know if everyone else is experiencing the same thing I am or have. anyone else have the bugs crawling on your scalp sensation, somtimes feels like a tingly,buzzing feeling. other times feels like my hair has been in a ponytail, a tight one, for a long time and when you take it down your scalp aches. these feelings come and go.
I too have had that sensation for many years. Even before I was diagnosed. I never put it into words and haven't mentioned to docs before. It feels to me like my scalp has fallen asleep all tingly. Quite annoying.
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I too have had that sensation for many years. Even before I was diagnosed. I never put it into words and haven't mentioned to docs before. It feels to me like my scalp has fallen asleep all tingly. Quite annoying.
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thanks Beth, ok I know Im not going crazy, and your right maby tingly fits it better. I hope your doing ok.
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Hi April 1,

Nope you are not the only one got it here too!! There are times it is so bad that I take my hair brush and sit for 20 minutes and just brush and brush. Drives me nuts!!! I know just how you feel. And I also have a problem if my hair touches my face it sends sharp electric shock sensations through my face.... that really Drives me nuts! Good Luck!
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This thread is making my head ITCH!!!

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I'm doing fine. Just the usual, and yes my head is tingly today. My face is too. But that is fine, I just ignore as best I can.
I have a sister named April. Not a common name. Hope your weekend is going well and you are ok to.
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Read an article today that this young boy kept telling his Mom that he was hearing something like Rice Crispies popping in his ears. She finally gave in and took him to the doctor. After careful exam, he irrigated the boys ear and a dead spider floated out. After more irrigation, a live spider followed! You never can tell.
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Read an article today that this young boy kept telling his Mom that he was hearing something like Rice Crispies popping in his ears. She finally gave in and took him to the doctor. After careful exam, he irrigated the boys ear and a dead spider floated out. After more irrigation, a live spider followed! You never can tell.
Ewwwwwww!! I will have a hard time going to sleep tonight... Thanks a lot Doydie.
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Read an article today that this young boy kept telling his Mom that he was hearing something like Rice Crispies popping in his ears. She finally gave in and took him to the doctor. After careful exam, he irrigated the boys ear and a dead spider floated out. After more irrigation, a live spider followed! You never can tell.
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.
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Read an article today that this young boy kept telling his Mom that he was hearing something like Rice Crispies popping in his ears. She finally gave in and took him to the doctor. After careful exam, he irrigated the boys ear and a dead spider floated out. After more irrigation, a live spider followed! You never can tell.
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.

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