New symptom?

[Armygirl73]

Quick question for you all ... has anyone ever had this sensation?

I woke up this morning feeling pretty normal. After about a half hour I felt like my foot was bothering me. I felt as though I had something stuck to the bottom of my left foot. It wasn't painful -- actuall felt like padding or something. It was across the ball and toe area and down the outside of my foot. It's been there all day and it felt really weird when I was doing my morning exercise.

Like I said, it's not painful or anything ... it's just so strange. I just have an intense urge to keep checking my foot to see if something is stuck there. I just don't know if I should add this to my symptom journal if it keeps up or if it's something else. Thanks in advance!

Blessings,

ArmyGirl73

[Zacksmomi]

oooo I get the hair ones all the time in random places.  My 5 year old has told me like 3 times a day over the past week that he has a hair on is toungue.  It is starting to scare me.

[jensequitur]

I think that's another form of paresthesia.  I've had this happen - to the top of my ear.  Felt like I had a strand of hair pulled against it, but whenever I checked, nothing was there.

[Armygirl73]

Tarter,

How long did your foot issue last ... was it all weekend? Thanks!

[Armygirl73]

Thanks for the quick response! I guess it is one of those crazy, annoying things. I will add it to my list for my new neuro.

I just saw my new primary doc this week and he sent the referral for my new neuro now that we are settled in. I'm nervous ... hope he/she is nice!

Happy Holidays and thanks again!

Blessings,
ArmyGirl73

[Zacksmomi]

I have had it to.  Never lasted all day with me so I always forget it.  I would definately recommend recording this if it lasted the whole day.

Hope it stops soon :)
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[tarter]

Hi I cannot believe this because last weekend I thought I had a bandaid stuck to my foot and like you said not painful just anoying checking that nothing was there.
I suppose its one of the strange sensations we get with MS.

take care tarter