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livinginchronicpain 
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 Topic: i get the a weird crawling sensation in my head
Posted: Jun/20/2010 at 10:22pm |
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i get the a weird crawling sensation in my head. and on my head is really driving me crazy i have had this for years and years but its really getting bad It is so noticeable that it distracts me from what I am doing it drives me crazy does anyone else have this problem to? or know what it can cause that someone has told me is a early sign of MS what do you guys think
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I suffer with chronic pain, I have a disease called Endometriosis , Fybromalgia and UTI'S,kidney stones , mild Scoliosis to. When I lay down my hips and my back hurts I have trouble with my lift knee
small disc bulge of L5 I think in my lower back and also have mild arthritis in my back to . also have sciatica
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sara1
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Posted: Jun/21/2010 at 3:23am |
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Livinginpain- Not sure what that could be crawling skin is unless it's nerves. paraesthesia-caused by hyperventilation or anxiety or tense muscles. It could be caused by some medications side effects, I would speak with your Dr. about this. My Grandmother had MS and never heard her mention that issue. Anyways just guessing here. Take care. Sara
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DDD of lumbar spine with sciatica to left hip,leg and foot. L4-L5 posterior disc bulge with prominent facets, L5-S1 prominent facets with a posterior osteocartilaginous bar. Mild bilateral foraminal narrowing Neck-reverse Lordosis of c-spine C6-C7 with impingement, numb hand and sore outer elbow. Bursitis to both knees. RN
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Stevie
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Posted: Jun/21/2010 at 8:46am |
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I seem to remember one of our members with these symptoms, and I will try to do a search later on, but right now I can't come up with it. Hopefully the person will see this and respond.
I agree with Sara about it possibly being the nerve endings in your scalp, but I wouldn't worry needlessly about something like MS.
When you finally get to your appointment with the PM Clinic in July be sure to mention it to them. If it turns out that you do have Fibromyalgia, the drugs use to treat that such as Neurontin or Lyrica would ease that feeling as those medications are used to treat nerve pain.
Years ago I had a surgical procedure done on my scalp that left me with intense itching on my head and they put me on Neurontin until the nerve endings regenerated and the itching stopped. Stevie
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Dark Cloud
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Posted: Jun/21/2010 at 4:52pm |
I have to say that being one with nerve damage over 78 % of the body and with sencery polly nueropothy (how ever you spell it) yes this happens alot. it comes from nerve damage from the neck or in my case it does. With the nerve damage and the spinal issues some days the nerve damage may effect the face, nose, cheeks, etc. the other day it was on the right side and tip of my nose. Drove me nuts all day long. it comes and goes from day to day or week to week. It may last a day or a week or hours. That is the problem with nerve damage you never know what part it will hit next. In my case depending on the vertebrae if one is acting up then it effects a different nerve it can go anywhere making your face twitch or your legs jump.Also some medications can cause your skin to crawl. But as always if this continues then let your PM doctor know about it for further testing..
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Poly Sensory Nueropolothy in all four quatrains neck and spine. Chronic lumbar,cervical,theistic, and shoulders.13 Major reconstructive surgery's 106 nerve blocks,fusion plate and screws c5,6&7 pins in left shoulder, reconstructed left arm, shoulder, hand, elbow,and right shoulder.21 herniated disc all bulging to the inside of the spinal canal Neural Canal Narrowing Disc bulging with Broad based Protrusion Degenerative Spinal Disease arthritis entire spine, Nueropolothy in both feet and more. This is just a quick run down .. lol
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tkay
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Posted: Sep/20/2010 at 8:32pm |
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My question for you would be are you taking any antidepressants?
I have found that if I forget to take them more than two days I go through what I call brain zaps. It is terrible.
I thought of that while reading through your thread.
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Posted: Sep/26/2010 at 11:04pm |
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my mom has fibromyalgia and gets the crawling sensation under her scalp. HTH
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