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Chicago, IL

Do you guys ever experience like an electric shock in the head I currently have a bad cold and tinnitus is acting terrible and lately ive been getting dizzy laying down or turning over while laying down I guess if I move to fast also Ive been having these electric shocks and when they come my ringing in my ear gets loud with it I know it’s probably from the cold and it’s triggering my ms symptoms just want to know does anyone else feels this sometimes

January 23, 2025
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A MyMSTeam Member
January 24, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes yes, I must move slower when laying down and always deep breathing

January 24, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

I have one that runs down my spine and tries to throw me
Backwards. Here’s the name of that phenomenon

January 24, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

I am sorry . The only thing I had when I was 19 was puncture through my nose with long needles because I had a cold what got stuck in my forehead. Did not like that so i can relate to you

January 23, 2025
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Electric shock sensations in the head can be a symptom of MS, often linked to nerve damage. These shocks, sometimes described as "electric flashes," may also be associated with Lhermitte’s sign if they occur when bending the neck. Your cold and tinnitus could be exacerbating your MS symptoms, as illnesses and stress can Show Full Answer

Electric shock sensations in the head can be a symptom of MS, often linked to nerve damage. These shocks, sometimes described as "electric flashes," may also be associated with Lhermitte’s sign if they occur when bending the neck. Your cold and tinnitus could be exacerbating your MS symptoms, as illnesses and stress can trigger or worsen them. It's important to discuss these symptoms with your doctor to ensure proper management. For more, visit url: https://www.mymsteam.com/resources/unusual-sens....

January 23, 2025

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