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my right handHand or foot spasms Hand tremor frequently goes numb, no pins and needles, just a completeComplete Complete a-z Complete allergy Complete natal Complete premium Complete senior Complete-rf loss of feeling and sensation but keeps working such as when I'm writing or peeling potatoes, I chalk it up to the whole anxiety thing, or maybe the thyroid thing, and don't worry...but it's weird and I sometimes think I have to be careful about it due to past experience.
When my thyroid was high I kept breaking 2 things, alarm clocks and glasses...I told the specialist, pcp, psychologist and no one thought it was of any importance, so I just ignored it too, until I realized I would hear the alarm, push the switch (way too hard) then reach for the glass of water (crack) to take thyroid med because I can't eat for an hour after taking it...now it makes a crazy sort of sense...sometimes reasons only come clearClear by design Clear eyes Clear eyes acr Clear eyes clr Clear-atadine Clear-atadine children's in hindsight
Hi, my index finger on my left hand moves side to side sometimes about 1/2 - 1 inch at times. My arm was broken last year and I have PTSD and anxiety disorder so I don't know what it is. I have had many other muscles twitches in the past as well. Don't know if it is anxiety or something neurological. I have made a doctor's appointment and I suggest you do the same.
When my thyroid was high I kept breaking 2 things, alarm clocks and glasses...I told the specialist, pcp, psychologist and no one thought it was of any importance, so I just ignored it too, until I realized I would hear the alarm, push the switch (way too hard) then reach for the glass of water (crack) to take thyroid med because I can't eat for an hour after taking it...now it makes a crazy sort of sense...sometimes reasons only come clear in hindsight