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Old 04-29-2016, 08:48 AM #8
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with pins and needles in my fingers, then toes that lasted about 6 weeks and stopped. Then 3 months later my body exploded with weird sensations everywhere. Face, tongue, thighs, truck, arms, etc. very scary! The whole thing started the afternoon on the day after receiving the Hep A shot in preparation for travel. I did not have a virus. I later tested positive for Lyme (not per CDC but per Igenex). So I suspect it was either vaccinations as I also received the Shingles vaccine and the flu shot all within 9 months OR Lyme but I will probably never know. I do not as of yet have autonomic issues at least that I know of. I hope that helps. Feel free to ask additional questions. Hang in there!
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