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Old 05-29-2015, 12:58 PM #1
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Default Is this symptom unique to me?

When I first came to the forum, I mentioned this symptom, and no one at that time could relate to it. I thought I'd ask again now.

I have this constant tingling/vibrating sensation in my feet. I know that's common. I also have this interesting "feature" whereby if I touch the right side of my body from my armpit down, the sensation in my right foot gets stronger. The same with my left side. And the further down my body I rub or touch, the stronger the sensation in my foot gets, until I get to the ankle area, and then it stops.

Until I accepted it wasn't going away, the first thing I'd do in the morning is rub my thigh muscles to see if I could "feel" it in my feet.

Can anybody relate to this?

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