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feelfit
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Has anyone else had this? You know the shivery, tingley feeling that you get when someone scares or surprises you?

But it happens in your brain?

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Yes. I hate it. It happens a lot.

Someone else referred to it as creepy crawlers.

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/80640?#000000
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Thanks CathyMary for the link. My brain shivers are not related to diet. Think it is the invaders or die off......

It appears that I am not alone.

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I have it too. Now it comes and goes, though.

Initially it started (after treatment began) and didn't really go away for awhile.

I didn't read the link, but I have referred to that same feeling as "creepy crawlies".

It seems for me it is related to die-off. There's a definite pattern of activity now.

...An ebb & flow of activity , if you will.

I just read the link.
Mine is definitely not related to diet, either.

I know that for sure now.

My LLMD said I could get a SPECT scan done. He didn't push it, though. He was responding to my concern.

Maybe I will, maybe I won't. I don't know.
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