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Old 07-11-2015, 10:06 AM #17
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With me, sometimes both legs vibrate, sometimes just one, and sometimes neither. I have near-constant tingling in both feet, but the unsettling vibrating comes and goes. It was really bad last month and was the strongest it's ever been, and this month it's not as bad.

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Thanks guys,i feel better reading these posts. But i am a little.bit scared because.now for.three days.i notice this.vibrating feeling mostly in my right leg?? Especially around ancle. Didnyou eyperience this.vibrating also.on only one.part of body? Does this.change? I am.scared of stroke ?? This.vibrating.in this.right leg.began.the day.after.i.had.mri.of the brain...
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