Tingling after Swine Flu Vaccine

[surfnsand247]

i have been tingling all overy body, it jumps around from limb to limb, iam 23 weeks pregnant and really worried.

[dom77]

Hi,

Everyone I have been having the same symptoms as all of you for seven days now. I would like to know what your results are for red & white bloods cell count and more importantly the C-reactive protein level (mg/L).

Thanks

[dom77]

Did anyone test there red blood count???

[lindac790]

Glad to hear we're all hanging in there.  I am just curious donkeysmile, who advised you about the megadoses of B12.  I was wondering how much you are taking in a day.  
I am feeling pretty much the same as you Francy with the hip pain going into my buttocks and some tingling mostly in the right foot. I have been sleeping a bit better this week and actually slept for about 7 hours straight last night which is awesome compared to last week.  My head is starting to feel a little less cloudy as well, which is progress!  Hopefully we hear some full recovery stories soon.

[Francy66]

"Glad" to see a male in our little club...at least it's not hormones! Today I feel rather fine, I wake up un the morning with the right foot always a little tingling, but it's not so bad. Of all the previous pains I still have one on the left hip, as if I were an old lady with arthrosis! Difficult to establish whether all the things we feel are really related to the post-vaccine reaction: tonight, for example, I woke up suddenly with an unbearable itching in one hand, I started thinking terrible things, but then it came out it was just a couple of mosquito stings! I'd like to hear from surfndsand, she's the "oldest" of the forum, perhaps she has completely recovered by now.

[donkeysmile]

Actually, I'm a male and I had symptoms just like many of those here -- tingling, burning hands and feet and sometimes trunk. I started megadoses of B12 one week ago. Been fine since.

[zorf]

Cher1995- sorry to say welcome to our little club.  Yes, don't panic.  The symptoms may even get worse and they seem to take anywhere from several days to several weeks before they start to subside.