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Tingling in left hand and left shin & foot03/31/2005 |
Two months ago I woke with a sharp pain from my neck through right shoulder. This continued for a week or so followed by that arm tingling when moved into resting on a desk positin or hanging forward from the body. I had an EMG of the arm which was negative. That has subsided, but two weeks ago my left forearm and pinky and ring finger on my left hand started tingling. I sometimes feel as if the movement in those two fingers is also slow. That has continued and now about a week ago, my shin and foot on my left leg started tingling. When my foot started tingling, I became terrified with the possiblilities. I had an MRI of my neck yesterday and an MRI of my brain is scheduled for two days from now. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
This question does not fall within the scope of my topic area. I have forwarded your question to a NetWellness Expert who I hope will be able to provide you with an answer. In one to two days, please look for an answer to your question in the NetWellness Expert topic area called Sports Medicine.
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