Aa
my legs keeping hubbby awake
Hi everyone! My question is can ms cause my legs to quiver so bad while im sleeping that it wakes my hubby up? I am still awaiting a dx but have many symptoms including definate ON ,abnormal ver, abnormal tests on legs (can't think of the name right now), brain atrophy, electric shocks throughout my body, numb bladder, postitive babinski , and so on........my husband has noticed that it is getting much worse lately. I noctice it but eventualll y pass out from exhuastion. Also both calf muscles are as tight as can be and they hurt all the time....any responses would be apprecitated!
Hi, Tasha,
I was reading through some of your previous posts to get an idea of your story. I would talk to a neurologist about this, and NOT the one you've been seeing.
With your history, you deserve some answers! Just sayin'...
I was reading through some of your previous posts to get an idea of your story. I would talk to a neurologist about this, and NOT the one you've been seeing.
With your history, you deserve some answers! Just sayin'...
Hello Tasha! I don't believe we have met before but it's nice to meet you!
I don't think I have any answers for you because I seem to have the same problem with no answers but at least you know you are not alone in this.
I have looked into RLS with my neuro but he said he didn't think that was the problem...period! So, I asked him what was making my legs move at night so much that not only is it keeping the hubby awake but the sheets on the bed have all pilled due to the movement and I am going broke buying sheets! They have little balls of fabric all over the area above and below my feet and no one would want to sleep on them...they feel awful!
The thing that bothers me is that I am diagnosed with MS since 1993 and I still can't get any answers as to what exactly is causing this "highland dancing" I am doing every night in my sleep. I am seeing my neuro next week and I am going to ask him again about it. If I get any satisfying answers I will let you know ok?
In the meantime, all the best to you!
Lots of Hugs,
Rena
I don't think I have any answers for you because I seem to have the same problem with no answers but at least you know you are not alone in this.
I have looked into RLS with my neuro but he said he didn't think that was the problem...period! So, I asked him what was making my legs move at night so much that not only is it keeping the hubby awake but the sheets on the bed have all pilled due to the movement and I am going broke buying sheets! They have little balls of fabric all over the area above and below my feet and no one would want to sleep on them...they feel awful!
The thing that bothers me is that I am diagnosed with MS since 1993 and I still can't get any answers as to what exactly is causing this "highland dancing" I am doing every night in my sleep. I am seeing my neuro next week and I am going to ask him again about it. If I get any satisfying answers I will let you know ok?
In the meantime, all the best to you!
Lots of Hugs,
Rena
Have an Answer?
You are reading content posted in the Multiple Sclerosis Community
Top Neurology Answerers
Australia
ON
Queensland, Australia
Queen Creek, AZ
Find out how beta-blocker eye drops show promising results for acute migraine relief.
In this special Missouri Medicine report, doctors examine advances in diagnosis and treatment of this devastating and costly neurodegenerative disease.
Here are 12 simple – and fun! – ways to boost your brainpower.
Discover some of the causes of dizziness and how to treat it.
Discover the common causes of headaches and how to treat headache pain.
Two of the largest studies on Alzheimer’s have yielded new clues about the disease
