I woke up one day with numbness down the entire right side of my body. After an MRI, they diagnosed me with MS. Hopefully you've spoken to your doctor about this already. Good luck!
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I have the exact same thing rn and I am also only 14. Did you ever find out what was wrong?
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Me too! I went to the ER Monday because the sensation was so pronounced and lasted hours. Normally it only lasts a few hours. It was going on at least 12 hours. I couldn't sleep. It doesn't hurt. Its not a headache. It's this weird sensation I have had intermittently for 8 years. I have an MRI monday at 9am. It is crazy to find out so many experience this yet no one has answers
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I have been off drugs for more than a year. I have been feeling a tingling sensation on the left side of my head near my left ear and also on my left leg for the last year and a half. It stays from the time I wake up till the time I go off to sleep. The intensity keeps varying. I keep moving my jaw which makes a popping sound around my left ear. That gives me mild relief. It's really annoying and affects my daily work. I don't know what the solution to this is. Please help.
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Me to , having a sensation on my left side of head . Really not getting understanding . Feeling scary too for MRI.
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These are neurological issues that are not likely to resolve with any intervention either medicinal or surgical. Unfortunately. I have had these types of sensation for over 15 years and no doctor has given me anything or suggested anything that has helped. If anything meds often make it worse. All test reveal no abnormality and docs are quick to say it's just anxiety and stress etc. I eat well, exercise, work from home, do breathing and try to stay peaceful in general—has not effect at all. Come out of the blue. The body is a complex thing and some folks just drew the short genetic straw. Do whatever you can to feel better and avoid stuff that seems to bring on the symptoms. There is little in the way of relief or a final/absolute solution. It's typically an array of physiological things that can causer the "spells" . It sucks, but it always passes. Sure, it leaves you exhausted and depressed and even more anxious, but it does eventually pass. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. If I have not found any solution after 15+ years I cannot see not all getting resolved or better as my body ages. I am 40, so not ancient, but I have struggled with many odd arrays of tingling, spasms, shocks, odd sensations/disconnected dreamlike surreal drifting, pains, tremors and dread/terror/odd breathing/chest pain and discomfort etc etc since I was around 21. It's a sick cycle too because it makes you hyper-vigilant and overly aware of your body and everything throws you off. Needless to say hypochondria ensues. People who do not suffer in this way have NO WAY of relating to you. So unless you see a doctor who experiences some or all of these symptoms, they are likely to just throw meds at you. No offense to the medical industry but it's true. They get exasperated trying to "figure you out". I would too.
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