Hi all,
recently started getting tingling in fingers and toes, is this normal? Anyone else had this sensation?
x

Yes I had it quite early on, but not had it recently. . .touch wood! I still get tingling in side of face though!
A nice hot bath used to sort out the body tingles.
Jayne

Thought i was going mad! Seems odd to have it considering probs are at the other end of my body! This ailment can bring all kinds of nasty symptoms cant it! Its never ending!
x

I know Maria, if you expain them to anyone they think you are crazy, I think the tingling is mentioned a couple of times in that headache book we were talking about earlier.
Jayne

I had tingling (as well as all kind of weird feelings) in fingers and toes. It started a couple of weeks after the onset of the light-headedness and I have to say it hasn’t gone completely away yet (today is exactly 7 months since it started). It is getting better but slowly and now my right side is symptoms free with only mild tingling on the left side.

thanks you guys at least i know it is quite normal to have it. x

Hello Maria1007, My tingling symptons started about 2 years ago, I was walking to work early one morning when all of a sudden I had this strange feeling. The top of my head began tingling and I felt like I was going to faint,then I became light headed, it was quite scary...also Ive noticed my ears were ringing constatly. After countless of doctors visits and testing, they found nothing wrong, they too starded to wonder if it was a emotional or psychological thing....I still suffer from these wierd feeling once in a while along with the lightheaded ad wozzy kind of feeling but the strange tingling has gone. I also been diagnosed with inner ear nerve damage causing the ringing which could be associated with the off balance wozzy feeling I experience once on a while. ...I wish you a speedy recovery and if there is a cure out there for this bizzare what ever it is,please let all of us know.....Thank-You.

I quote this from my other post:

The symptoms of a panic attack are described in the DSM-4 as a "discrete period of intense fear or discomfort in which four (or more) of the following symptoms developed abruptly and reached a peak within ten minutes. Palpitations, pounding heart or accelerated heart rate, sweating, trembling or shaking, sensations of shortness of breath or smothering, feeling of chocking, chest pain or discomfort, nausea or abdominal distress, feeling dizzy, unsteady, light headedness or faint, Derealisation or depersonalisation, fear of losing control or going crazy, fear of dying, numbness or tingling sensations, chills or hot flushes

Maybe there is a cause