... pain but Im most worried about the leg pain because some people say it sounds like MS. My doc says it just from my fibromyalgia
Does anyone have constant leg pain that has a sort of tingling feeling? I have wide spread fibro?
- Posted:
- 20 Sep 2009 by tabbrn
- Topics:
- multiple sclerosis, pain, fibromyalgia
Responses (6)
21 Sep 2009
Hi there
I do have a feeling similar to what you describe, although not constantly. I mostly get it when I'm lying down, and it feels like a thousand baby bee stings. I would compare it also to getting a tattoo, except all over my legs. It definately isn't pleasant, it keeps me up, and is much worse if anything touches it.
I always forget to ask my doctor about it, probably because it isn't one of my more painful symptoms. I see the doc next week, I'll ask her about it
1 Oct 2009
This is a long shot but I would guess that it is due to Myofascial Trigger Points that have not yet been diagnosed. I get something similar, but not exactly like that symptom. The myofascial can spasm like a charlie horse and constrict nerves and veins reducing blood flow and oxygen. My legs sometimes fall asleep while I am walking or standing on them. Might want to check it out with a physical therapist or message therapist to see if they can find the trigger points, work them out.
8 Jan 2010
I have leg pain that is bad when sitting or laying down but isn't bad when walking short distances. Mine ranges from thight to feet and from achey to tingling. throbbing arches of feet. Had MRI- unremarkable. CBC and all blood work normal. Not sure where to go from here?
4 Jul 2011
I had severe leg pain for 6 months that went from my buttocks down the entire leg and even to the foot. Parts were burning pain and other parts were aching and/or tingling with loss of full sensation. It was very bad. I was referred to a neurosurgeon and the result was spinal surgery (a 2 level fusion and laminectomy) and removal of a "mass" that was found to be next to one of the nerve endings to the legs. I went through hell in surgery and after (I am just more than a month from the surgery). I still have the leg pain in my right leg but it is not as severe. Still it is bad and I have to say that--unless it goes away over time--the surgery is not worth it unless they can cure the pain. My neurosurgeon says now, "I can't guarantee you that it will go away" but "give it time and I am optimistic". Right now I am trying to cope and put in time hoping this will heal. But it is not worth the risk...
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