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Electricity through head, pritty much whole body and ear buzzing
Read several issues on this subject on this site. I had no idea so many have these same issues with no answers from the medical community. There is quit a delay on just typing in my question here, so will try back tomorrow. Just stressing me out more than I am already. The title of my question says it all. I am very concerned for my health. The last couple of days, electricity happening in my whole body. The slight movements I make males it stronger than just sitting still without no movement. thank you to all of you posting, atleast now I am not alone without any or no answers from the medical community. Stay strong everyone. I know how stressfull this is to experience.
Ok you listed that along with magnesium you take calcium. Stop taking calcium. Calcium stiffens your muscles. Magnesium relaxes muscle. It regulates calcium from being stored in your tissues. When too much calcium your body will store it in tissues, it will not get rid of it. Magnesium though goes through your body quickly, so we need to take more magnesium daily than calcium. Look it up. Magnesium regulates calcium from being stored where it's not supposed to be. I take 1000mg per day. The only way I know I am magnesium deficient is because everyday I put on my eyeliner I can slide it on smoothly. The day when I can't slide my eyeliner smoothly because my hand is kind of shaky, I know I need more magnesium. I will take 1000mg and in an hour I put my eye liner on and see that my hand isn't shaking. Did you now that heart attacks are because the heart muscle stiffens up too much and doesn't relax. Magnesium deficiency. Sudden infancy syndrome (SIDS). My step daughter when I met her she was 3 years old. She slept on my bed one night and she tossed so much and was moving around and kicking I got so annoyed because I never met a kid that slept like that. I knew it had to be a magnesium deficiency so I bought liquid magnesium (no taste) and put a capful in her water. She drank it and she slept like a log and slept in until 7:00 a.m. Her father was very surprised. I later told him.
Well, it's good to know the things that you haven't got at least those have now been ruled out.
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
No, I do not have an inflammatory disease, osteoarthritus, rheumatoid arthritus, etc. I have already been to a hand specialist and rheumatologist. I have also been to an endocrinologist and have had blood work done twice.
I do think I have MS, however, I have to get an mri done first and can only been diagnosed my a neurologist and the neurologist's office said I can't see him until I have had an mri.
I also have WAY more health issues than I listed on my post.
I tried taking B-12 supplements and did so for a while with no effect so I stopped taking them. I take Iron supplements, calcium, and magnesium supplement with no effects, but I still take them. I also have done research on foods that are good and bad for each of my health issues, but have had no real apparent change with that either.
I do think I have MS, however, I have to get an mri done first and can only been diagnosed my a neurologist and the neurologist's office said I can't see him until I have had an mri.
I also have WAY more health issues than I listed on my post.
I tried taking B-12 supplements and did so for a while with no effect so I stopped taking them. I take Iron supplements, calcium, and magnesium supplement with no effects, but I still take them. I also have done research on foods that are good and bad for each of my health issues, but have had no real apparent change with that either.
It does appear that with your pains and stiffness in your fingers and elsewhere that you probably have an inflammatory disease. Either due to osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or other. It would be a good idea for your doctor to do a blood check or xrays to find out which form of arthritic condition you have. You may have MS, but as I understand they do some sort of scan on the brain to find out for sure.
MS is where the neucleous of the nerves has been damaged usually by a virus, or by an autoimmune disorder. But as I understand it, the cause is not always known.
I suffer with the same and have done for years. I have osteoarthritis in most joints and this causes pain and stiffness. I can feel every nerve end in my body twanging and also experience buzziness (tinnitis) in my ears. With movement, I feel dizzy and unsteady. But one has to move, otherwise the whole body stiffens up even more. The thing is to do gentle exercise when not in an acute phase of inflammation.
I have tried the magnesium and am still taking it as well as zinc and Vitamin B12 sublingual capsules. But have not felt any benefit.
Another poster in a different forum suggested cherry capsules and tart cherry juice which is an anti-inflammatory. So I shall try those. I cannot take Ibuprofen because it casues a different type of pain and swelling in my legs. There are also other natural anti-inflammatory remedies, but it depends on what suits you best.
MS is where the neucleous of the nerves has been damaged usually by a virus, or by an autoimmune disorder. But as I understand it, the cause is not always known.
I suffer with the same and have done for years. I have osteoarthritis in most joints and this causes pain and stiffness. I can feel every nerve end in my body twanging and also experience buzziness (tinnitis) in my ears. With movement, I feel dizzy and unsteady. But one has to move, otherwise the whole body stiffens up even more. The thing is to do gentle exercise when not in an acute phase of inflammation.
I have tried the magnesium and am still taking it as well as zinc and Vitamin B12 sublingual capsules. But have not felt any benefit.
Another poster in a different forum suggested cherry capsules and tart cherry juice which is an anti-inflammatory. So I shall try those. I cannot take Ibuprofen because it casues a different type of pain and swelling in my legs. There are also other natural anti-inflammatory remedies, but it depends on what suits you best.
I would take some magnesium. It is a mineral that regulates electrical impulses in our body. It is all natural. Go to any store: walmart, cvs etc and they will sell it in the vitamin aisle in pill form.
I would take some magnesium. It is a mineral that regulates electrical impulses in our body. It is all natural. Go to any store: walmart, cvs etc and they will sell it in the vitamin aisle in pill form.
I literally have no energy to type and my fingers and hands hurt and are stiff right now, but I have had no answers from any doctors either. I have sooooooo many health issues, so hopefully sometime soon I'll have the energy to make a post. But the first health problem I have found that covers all of my health issues pretty much is multiple sclerpsis. The problem is tghat a neurologist has to diagnose it and the receptionist says I can't see a neurologist until I have an mri
I have had this very same thing happen. For me, it is not painful, and only lasts a moment, but at times can come very frequently. My doctor has diagnosed this (after a CT scan) as being 'pseudo-seizures', not real seizures and that they are not dangerous. This is all I know about it. Keep us informed, please. - Blu
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