Two years ago I began experiencing intermittant paresthesias in hands & feet. W/in months the paresthesias became constant & was coupled with intense burning sensations in my legs up to my thighs. Add'l symptoms: weakness in my extremities,particulary the left side, pressure around the left eye with occasional blurring, a recurring flu x6 feeling,sharp pains in toes, squiggly feelings at base of neck, numbness in my hands upon waking, right back pain & constipation. Fortunately I don't experience all of these symptoms at one time-the one constant is the paresthesis in my feet-and although I feel very tired at times these symptoms haven't physically disabled me in any way. Tests: standard blood work, MRI of brain & cervical spine w/contrast,carotid ultrasound,24 hour heart monitor,echocardiogram,evoked potentials. Tests were within normal ranges and/or negative with exception of MRI of cervical spine which indicated mild degenerative disc disease and the lower extremity EP study was inaccurate due to unfavorable signal-to-noise ratios. I've been examined by two Neurologists who found nothing neurologically amiss. First Neuro felt anxiety related symptoms should be considered;the second Neuro suggested Neurontin, which lessened the burning sensations(not constant)for about 6 months. When my symptoms became very intense in Jan we agreed to discontinue Neurontin inasmuch as it was not effective. The Neuro suggested I take Naproxen and perhaps consult an Internist.I've tried Accupuncture, Osteopath & do see a Psychiatrist since this began. Is it time to let this go & move on