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Old 06-21-2009, 12:22 PM #1
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Confused This is odd
I am wondering if this happens to anyone else.
When touch or scratch the inside of my calf I feel it or get tingles on the outside of my calf. It is really an odd thing.

would that be something probably related to MS? I see my new MS doctor tomorrow and I will mention this to him.
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There is no ODD feeling, when it comes to MS symptoms..
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I have all kinds of weird things like that happen, LA.

It's kinda like L'hirmettes, where you put down your head, and get shock sensations down your neck/back (or even in your FEET) from the movement.

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I get those odd sensations all the time. Nothing surprises me anymore with MS.

Now, if I scratch my leg and the garage door opens I'll be calling the doctor first thing in the morning!
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Oh that would be something!! Your wires would really be crossed!!
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I get those odd sensations all the time. Nothing surprises me anymore with MS.

Now, if I scratch my leg and the garage door opens I'll be calling the doctor first thing in the morning!
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I get that all the time. It is a sensory thing. I also get the feeling that I have goosebumps on my leg, especially when I am in the shower, and yet there aren't any goosebumps at all. Or if something rubs on my left, I feel it in my foot and/or my toe will twitch. It can very entertaining.


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Default Got my answer
My doctor said I probably had an exasperation recently and the nerve endings were rewired.

It is something I just noticed.

He knew exactly what I was talking about. I told him it was not a big deal but made me curious.
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I have lots of sensory things that just seem to come and go.

Looking back, i remember little things when I was younger. Like my feet would get really cold and when I got into the shower there was no temperature hitting my feet. Or I touched a cold pipe and couldn't figure out at first if it was hot or cold. But it doesn't happen that much just here and there.

The sensory things are a real trip.
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