yes i have had that. i do not know aht is causing yours. the best thing to do, at least for me because i trust my dr. is to ask your dr. it is helpful to know it is a symptom and of what. i find knowing is better fr me. i can find out wyat to do about it. if there is not much. i do not like it but st least i know. then i do one of all those therpy and ms tricks, to put it away so i can still find out what to do when possible. then i just go on. i am not an expert. i just know a lot of the symptoms i find i cannot tolerate are easier to live with thinking they are not going to destroy me. i have had a lot

aalice

I've in the past year on and off, the feeling on my cheek and lips. Yes for me it does go away

One of my first MS experiences was numbness on the left side of the face and tongue, that went away and now I have permanent numbness in my left foot occasionally in the right foot. MS crazies

before I knew I had Ms I had tinging in my face and my left eye was twitching but that as eight years ago but when it passed and I started my treatment but sometimes get pain in my jaw tingling in my head and I did experience weakness and sometimes tingling in my legs and feet

I have a lot of numbing, stinging, tingling, stabbing. Some of it is trigeminal (sp) neuralgia. I have numbness on my right lip so much so that I look to see if it is drooping. It feels like when I get novocaine from the dentist. My neurologist says that some of it is viral, he treats me with an anit-viral. I have had shingles , I don't k now if that is what he is treating or not. Sometimes the stabbing is VERY intense, but thank God it is very fleeting.