Tingling and muscle vibrations? whats going on?

Question

About 12 days ago I started getting these tingling sensations throughout my body (everywhere excpet for my anterior trunk and groin). I am 26 years old and female. I had an MRI and it showed "multiple linear abnormal signal intensity lesions invloving the cortex and subcortical white matter of the right posterior parietal lobe". So then I had an MRI with the contrast and now it says "this is probably a benign process follow up with MRI in 6 months to assess stability of the lesion". I get the tingling bilaterally and it occurs off and on throughout my day. I have good muscle strenth and no problems with my bladder or bowel. My chem panel was normal except for mild elevated WBC count and low phosphorus. Also once in a while I get these vibration like feelings in my right calf. I also get a heaviness in the back of my neck. What is wrong with me? I am so scared...if it was MS wouldn't that have been diagnosed with the MRI? Please any advice would be appreciated!

Answer 1

Hi Cappy. The elevated WBC count may be an important clue. It suggests a low-grade, chronic inflammation/infection. My first thought is your teeth. Have you had any tooth extractions or root canals? These often result in silent (asymptomatic) infections that leak bacteria and/or their toxins into the blood. This can result in almost any type of 'weird'/unexplainable symptoms.

If this possibility fits your medical history, you may need to find a dental specialist that understands this (most dentists total ignore this and the medical world doesn't even pay attention to the role teeth can play in chronic symptoms). You may also want to read more about this. One book I recommend is: "The Roots of Disease" by Robert Kulacz, DDS and Thomas Levy, MD.

Best wishes and good luck.

Answer 2

are you having sex! SOUNDS LIKE AN ORGIE TO ME!!!

Answer 3

HELLO...... talk to a doctor, not Yahoo answers.........................................