Tingling in back
Hey guys
I have been getting tingling in back iv reduce alchol and got b12 tablets incase thats it? I still seem to be getting it. Its not in the bones feels like skin. Any ideas i go dr tomorrow?
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Hi @Amazonianup. Sorry you're struggling with this. There's no way to know what it is without speaking to the doctor. Have you got an appointment already booked tomorrow?
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no i will try tomorrow. It comes and goes which is strange. Its last few days it has happened.
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Hopefully you can get an appointment soon and find out what it is. Are you worried about it?
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It seems to happen when i move. I am physically able to move but i take dog out and i get sensation with different movement. I sometimes wake up with pins and needles in arm before this happened. I am worried because i dont know if its serious or not? If its nerves it means its being compressed?
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Folic acid (vitamin B9) deficiency is more likely.
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Sorry to hear you're in pain @Amazonianup. Were you able to get an appointment? It's always to best to speak to your GP before taking any supplements.
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The tingle moved so im guessing due to now having IBS again its some sort of anxiety. I still take my dog out im just getting stomach pains again. I didnt weant to waste there time. I just want to stop drinking. Im not self harming as much nothing like before. I think dealing with UC is just making me sick like im in a loop and cant get better. I just keep thinking about death.
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It's not a waste of their time @Amazonianup and definitely worth getting it checked out. Have you had your bloods done recently to see if you're low in anything?
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Im too tired to engage i found the insurance company more helpful more than the police UC and the drs. Im just going to keep praying and hoping to get better. I really think its a good chance of anxiety and depression and its just suckering me in. It will pass or it wont ill wait and see.
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im going to call gp tomorrow im getting pins and needles in different parts of body again
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Hi @Amazonianup Great advice here. It's really awesome that you are reaching out and that you feel safe doing so here. I don't know anything about alcoholism or withdrawal, so I looked it up. Did you know even when tapering alcohol, withdrawal can possibly be fatal? There's a really good article on WebMD describing withdrawal in detail. It's no picnic!! I'm not sure if you're interested in the article. But here it is:
They do actually talk about what you're describing as pins and needles:
"When you stop drinking, it can affect even your skin. Your doctor will want to know if you have any mild itching, numbness, a pins-and-needles feeling, or burning. If untreated, it may get worse. Itching is also linked to hallucinations from alcohol withdrawal."
So I think you're right, that you should call your doc or maybe even go to the hospital. We care that you're safe. ❤️
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Were you able to get through to the GP today @Amazonianup? How are you feeling?
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Yh i still get it. but i spoke pharmacist about alcohol and it might be that. I was just worried when it went to my butt on left side. Its not as intense now. I think it went and came back when i increased my use but im on a low amount now and im also slightly less anxious i was very anxious comming down
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Hi @Amazonianup 👋 Great to see you're still kicking 😊
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