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Old 11-01-2010, 11:42 AM #1
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Does anyone else have a symptom of a buzzing sensation in their legs? The best way I can describe it is that it feels like my cat is on my lap purring
yes, i have this sometimes in my left leg, just above the knee, on the outer part of my thigh. it seems to come and go, like you said, like a cat purring. can't imagine what it is....
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yes, i have this sometimes in my left leg, just above the knee, on the outer part of my thigh. it seems to come and go, like you said, like a cat purring. can't imagine what it is....
Hello fotokat and welcome to NeuroTalk

If you have MS, buzzing/vibrations are perfectly normal abnormal sensations.
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"Perfectly normal abnormal sensations"....Ha! I love it! I'm gonna write this down and use it at all times.
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