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Geet3721
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My left arm has been having this feeling lately like its detached or something. Almost like after your arms falls asleep and after the pins and needles fade that weird fuzzy feeling.


Except I am not leaning on it or anything its just happens ramdomly and then of course I think the worst and start to panic.


I almost feels week too. But if I try to do something like make a fist its fine. Its strange and scary.


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Geet,

I have had this before esp when laying in bed. It is really scary. Sometimes I've only felt like my head was attached to my trunk, nothing else.

Very strange feeling indeed.

Sorry you are going through this.

Take care,
Ocean

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My left arm feels like that too, my joints also ache as well!!!

I've been on ABX for only a month now.

Hope you feel better soon!!!

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Geet3721
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Thanks for the responses guys its good to know I'm not alone, although I wish no one had to got through this.


Does anyone know why this happens?


Thanks

Melissa

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I've had a period of time where my forearms would feel detached. For me it wasn't very pronounced, and it didn't really interfere with functioning. Haven't felt it in years.
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OMG - YES, this symptom happened yesterday and scared me terribly. It was one of my first symptoms when I fell ill in Sep-07. EXACTLY as you described. I wish I knew why too. Scary.
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Yes, I have had that happen with my left arm. It happened the day I started antibiotics. It did go away.
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OK, since this started, my left side was always affected which scares me more. I've been thoroughly tested for cardiac issues, but.....

It seems all here are saying left.left.left. What it is?

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Wow. I almost forgot this one.

I used to get this all the time, back in the late 90s, especially when driving. It was my left arm too. It was not numb, but it felt disconnected, as if it were not my arm. It seemed as though it would not obey the commands of my brain. It was very scary. I would have to look at it, and pinch it, and move it around, to convince my brain that it was, in fact, my arm and that it was real.

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Yup.
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I know what you mean-sometimes my head feels like it isn't there!

This happens to all my various limbs at one time or another. I think it's Babs related.........could be wrong. Hope it gets better!

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This was one of my first symptoms. Would wake up after a night out and my arms would be asleep and weak. It would happen again a lot when I started treatment but it went away more or less after a few months.

I Just get the numb fingers on waking on occasion.

Its all just inflammatory nerve stuff. Should resolve in time.

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Yes, I have had that feeling with my leg.

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Oh wow I'm so sorry all of you have to deal with this at one time or another. Its freaky and its freaking me out. I feel like my arms are going to stop working.


Its new only been a few days hopefully it will go as quick as it came.

Thanks all.


Good Health to all of you!

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Geet3721
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Just another question, do you think I should see a doctor? and if so which type? I emailed my LLMD yesterday but received no response. Should I maybe go and see my pcp?


Thanks Melissa

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I have this with all my limbs and chronic vertigo. They recentlly diagnosed me as having migrane associated vertigo.
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Migranines cause limb weakness/paralysis type feeling? Hmmmm...
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Geet3721
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Thats the thing I have no headaches and I sometime I get a pulsing in my left arm. I can't help it I'm freaking a little bit.

My LLMD called me back and said we will just watch it for now and I asked if I Should be concerned and she said not yet... totally freaked me out.


Thanks guys

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