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Old 07-15-2015, 12:01 AM #1
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similar but more specialized
I got my papers from Drs, the neurologist said central hyper sensitization. She said it's as if the Brain is irritated . My exam with the neurologist was good. Just he notes that. There was something else to. But I would need to go back thru the papers
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And is there a solution/treatment?
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She did not say. Didn't give me any info on it either . U should mention to ur dr bout this
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no updates for some time?

My tingling has gone down somewhat but he twitching continues...it flares when I am tired or have a hot shower.
I also have weird muscle and joint pain, problems recalling names/wprds and I keep making spelling mistakes.

Dr feels that these are chronic fatigue symptoms which can be because of some CNS inflammation.

Pls keep me updated
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My tingling has gone down somewhat but he twitching continues...it flares when I am tired or have a hot shower.
I also have weird muscle and joint pain, problems recalling names/wprds and I keep making spelling mistakes.

Dr feels that these are chronic fatigue symptoms which can be because of some CNS inflammation.

Pls keep me updated
I also seem to be jerking at night with weird "electric current" like sensations going thru the body when I lie down/rest
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I also seem to be jerking at night with weird "electric current" like sensations going thru the body when I lie down/rest
I have the same thing. And I'm not yet asleep . But an arm or somthing will jerk and wske up.! And I jerk during the day. As long as twitching . Tingling comes And goes. I've been dealing with the twitching and jerking since dec. they gave me Ativan to try and sleep. And up my dose of Effexor to try and make the twitches and jerkin go weay
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I'm in a researching mood today and have a bit of time.

Small fiber neuropathy following vaccination for rabies, varicella or Lyme disease.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19808027

I couldn't find a full text version so this is just the abstract.
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