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janice victorov
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hi all,
can't sleep due to tingly feet.

Any suggestions? Just started metanx. Janice

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If we get the light from the computer screen out of our eyes and try to read a book in comfort, you may get sleepier than with your computer on.

I'll be taking my own advice shortly.

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Take sublingual B12. Good for any nerve-type symptoms like this.

Janice, your mailbox is full. Trying to reply to your pm.

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ABX will help it go away in time. Other than that, I have given myself B12 shots and then take magnisium.
The lyme is playing with our nerve endings. I was able to get rid of the tingly feeling years ago on a strong 2 year regiment.

It's back now, and I'm back in treatment again too. Hoping I can someday get rid of it again!

Try not to get overly tired or stressed... it will make it more pronouced.

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hsdlyme,
thanks. for some reason needed to hear that. I got rid of it six months ago when it was really pronounced.

Now its returned, not worse just there being annoying. [Smile]

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I can relate. I can't sleep because every time I lay down, I get these electric jolt feelings and then all my muscles tense up and jerk. It is like I have a 1 second long seizure while awake. I'll be just about asleep and I'll get one and it wakes me right back up. I find myself sitting up on the couch sleeping a lot.
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LA, i've had that, too, just a few times in the past couple months. i often sleep on the couch, sitting up in the corner.

I've long felt i needed B12 shots! Will be asking my LLMD.

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That's what I'm dealing with too. Buzzing, tingling in all over (head to toe). I'm on abx and taking B12 shots. It has improved some,but still very anoying. Also have electric shocks and never know what part of the body they will strike. Sometimes it makes me jump. My family just look and say "you got struck again!" I am looking forward to the day that it will GO AWAY!
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