Recentl, I have been rationalising most of my symptoms, thinking 'Maybe my feet feel tingly and weird because of my shoes,' and 'Maybe my hands are tingly because of carrying my heavy bag walking to work.' I don't feel confident anymore to stand up for myself and talk to my GP about my experiences, and how I feel that my symptoms weren't taken seriously. I do need to go see her anyway because I need to get a prescription but I really feel like I have been treated as though I am just overly anxious. I guess it is also to do with not having answers; rationalising makes not having answers a bit easier, at least some of the time. I don't have a way to rationalise everything though, such as the spasms or electric shocks in my tongue. I also know back in July/August I was really not right. My right leg has been bugging me the most lately. I have a question I am nervous to ask but here I go anyway. Does anyone find that their symptoms feel stronger/more noticeable when being intimate with someone. I have noticed this... With the sensations in my leg/footfeeling stronger. It is weird and don't quite know how to manage that except just try to ignore it. Really interested to know if others find this! As for seeing the doctor, how do I bring up how I am feeling? I struggle to describe the sensations and also it is tricky to say I feel like no one is taking me seriously. Surely, it isn't normal to have tingling and pains, and spasms every day? I don't get how the Neuro wrote it off because I had said the symtoms had calmed down. They aren't intense and overwhelming anymore but they are still there. Any advice appreciated. Feeling a bit dispondent.