@Sez81 

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Sez81

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Hi everyone. Feeling a bit dispondent. Just saw the general specialist. I reckon he probably thinks I'm a hypochondriac. He is going to speak to the neurologist I am going to see in October tomorrow. He also said that he doesn't think I have MS. He said if I did that the tingling, spasms etc would be in one limb or one side...not both hands/legs/feet. He said that my symptoms could be related to the combination of medication I am on. I am two meds for epilepsy and venlafaxine for depression/anxiety. He said the combo could be causing symptoms. But I have been on the two epilepsy meds since 2012 (one since 1990). Venlafaxine for about 5 years or so. It doesn't make sense to me that in July I had 4 weeks of intense symptoms. He also said it could be seizure activity which doesn't make sense to be either. I had considered that I could have something like a pinched nerve or nerves, or fibromyalgia or something but with everything I have read trying to make sense of my symptoms MS made the most sense. And I really do want answers. Sometimes when I have the tingling in my hands it almost feels like my hands aren't my own. Since July/August things have calmed down from how intense they were but still have symptoms. He said I will probably need an EEG. Doesn't see harm in having an MRI but will see what the Neuro says regarding that. I'm thinking I should really try to keep a really detailed diary of my symtoms between now and my neuro appt on 12 October. Sigh. I just want answers. Does what he said sound right about the tingling in multiple limbs meaning it couldnt be MS? I know you aren't Drs but does anyone have symptoms in multiple limbs??
@novemberrain

I have recently started tingling in both feet which started at the same as a UTI. There is definitely improvement but not complete. I told my neuro, his response? "Hmmmmm". I wish I could be more help. Interested in responses too.

@novemberrain

oh and yes keep a diary!