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I was considering telling my neurologist about the tingling in my arm. I'm just nervous about the treatments.
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Members strongly encouraged sharing tingling symptoms with a neurologist, with many emphasizing that doctors need to know everything in order... Read more
Definitely tell your neuro! If he/she prescribes you meds, and you find you can't tolerate the side effects, try a different medication. Sometimes it's trial and error, unfortunately. Best wishes that you find something!
Come on @A MyMSTeam Member, why would you NOT tell him, you can always decide to choose not to take the prescribed medication! 😂
Gabapentin and Baclofen seem to work for these symptoms? Can’t remember which was for self generated electric shocks, and which for tingling.
Tell your doctor about everything because this shit and everyone is different
Definitely tell your neuro, to me it's what I experience after "flare ups" ,I take it as the nerves are damaged and it's the brain interpreting a crappy signal (just my idea) . It gets better with time,easier to get used to it than taking more drugs everyday.
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