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Old 09-13-2014, 01:05 AM #4
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I'm sorry to hear your story. Waiting around for an official diagnosis is REALLY stressful. In the beginning, as I waited, I started getting tingling in hands/arms and feet -- also tremors in my hands. It turns out that these symptoms were most likely anxiety/panic related. I'm not saying yours aren't real but keep in mind other explanations. After the diagnosis and adjustment period it pretty much all went away never to come back ( this was 7 years ago). Here is hoping that it's anxiety not something else. The body can do weird things under stress. Good luck!
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