ah ok. looks like great b12 status is that in pg/ml?
it must be great fun dealing with lhermitte's all the time :S what is it like for you in particular?
i haven't looked a lhermitte's info in any detail probably since 2006 so was very interested to find this from 2015:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4445188/
will have to have a read once i have more time
Onset of MS after sports injury?
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Re: Onset of MS after sports injury?
Yes it's pg/ml
Lhermitte's for me is; vibration/buzzing from waist down and sometimes I feel it from mid spine down whenever I bend my head down. For the most part I have learned to ignore it. I found Lhermitte's would increase in intensity just before an exacerbation.
Lhermitte's for me is; vibration/buzzing from waist down and sometimes I feel it from mid spine down whenever I bend my head down. For the most part I have learned to ignore it. I found Lhermitte's would increase in intensity just before an exacerbation.
Re: Onset of MS after sports injury?
we do end up just kind of dealing with the new normal for some things 
i never look at progress on repair stuff, and am not holding my breath. good to see at least it's on the research radar http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar ... 3616313204
anyhoo back over to OP!
i never look at progress on repair stuff, and am not holding my breath. good to see at least it's on the research radar http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar ... 3616313204
anyhoo back over to OP!
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Re: Onset of MS after sports injury?
Hi rlestra5,
I am wondering if Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD)/Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is a possibility. An injury can cause this to happen. This link will give you some information about RSD and you can decide if might fit into what you are experiencing.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-cond ... n-20022844
I am wondering if Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD)/Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is a possibility. An injury can cause this to happen. This link will give you some information about RSD and you can decide if might fit into what you are experiencing.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-cond ... n-20022844
Re: Onset of MS after sports injury?
Hi Snoopy,
I had also considered this, but I have these symptoms in both legs, not one. I am getting burning, aching on the innner legs. Sometimes tingling or even a faint "buzzing" feeling through the legs for a short period of time.
The strange thing is sometimes I am hardly feeling these symptoms at all. Actually it is worse when just sitting (like sitting at a chair at work or sitting to watch a movie) and not as bad when I am walking on it. I took a long walk earlier today with basically no pain at all. Sometimes randomly if I pull my foot toward my chest my calf muscle feels like it is cramping. And lately I have been getting body itching -- moreso at night. It's not painful, but bothersome. I just feel my leg or my arm or thte back of my neck itching, and it's enough where I feel the need to scratch it, though I try not to.
What I find most strange is that the neurologists I've seen have basically indicated they see nothing wrong with me neurologically. They have done the NCV and EMG testing on me and seen nothing out of whack. But something is clearly wrong when I feel pretty good one minute and then later in the day I can have all this strange aching and burning and discomfort, sometimes directly on the inner ankle bone. I have been taking Vitamins D3 and B12 to see if that could help, but the symptoms still persist.
I am so tired of seeing docs because I've already seen everyone from orthopedists to foot docs to neurologists to vascular docs, etc. But I am definitely getting itching and there are times when sitting motionless where it almost feels like both legs are being attacked by something. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks guys.
I had also considered this, but I have these symptoms in both legs, not one. I am getting burning, aching on the innner legs. Sometimes tingling or even a faint "buzzing" feeling through the legs for a short period of time.
The strange thing is sometimes I am hardly feeling these symptoms at all. Actually it is worse when just sitting (like sitting at a chair at work or sitting to watch a movie) and not as bad when I am walking on it. I took a long walk earlier today with basically no pain at all. Sometimes randomly if I pull my foot toward my chest my calf muscle feels like it is cramping. And lately I have been getting body itching -- moreso at night. It's not painful, but bothersome. I just feel my leg or my arm or thte back of my neck itching, and it's enough where I feel the need to scratch it, though I try not to.
What I find most strange is that the neurologists I've seen have basically indicated they see nothing wrong with me neurologically. They have done the NCV and EMG testing on me and seen nothing out of whack. But something is clearly wrong when I feel pretty good one minute and then later in the day I can have all this strange aching and burning and discomfort, sometimes directly on the inner ankle bone. I have been taking Vitamins D3 and B12 to see if that could help, but the symptoms still persist.
I am so tired of seeing docs because I've already seen everyone from orthopedists to foot docs to neurologists to vascular docs, etc. But I am definitely getting itching and there are times when sitting motionless where it almost feels like both legs are being attacked by something. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks guys.