Another question about oddball symptoms

[Guest guest]

At night, both my of legs " go to sleep " as we call it. They aren;t numb.

They hurt so bad I can hardly take it. The pain wakes me up. I can get up

and walk it off but as soon as I get in bed, it starts again. I have long

slept on my left side or my back because of all the pressure points I have on

the right leg, way up to the hip and down, but nothing like this. the only

new med I am taking is Prevacid.

Can anyone help me figure this out?

Margaret (Marty) Byers , Ph.D., Retired Social Psychologist, AR.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Marty,

I go through periods when I get the " pins and needles " , though

mine are more often in my hands than in my feet. I sleep with a pair

of compression gloves that I was given for an incorrect diagnosis of

carpal tunnel syndrome. They helped with the pin and needle numbness

then, and so I used them up untill recently, when a rather vicious

and toothy puppy ate them. I will have to get another pair when that

particular symptom reappears.

I wonder if the compression socks they make for certain circulatory

problems will help?

Mike

> At night, both my of legs " go to sleep " as we call it. They aren;t

numb.

> They hurt so bad I can hardly take it. The pain wakes me up. I

can get up

> and walk it off but as soon as I get in bed, it starts again. I

have long

> slept on my left side or my back because of all the pressure points

I have on

> the right leg, way up to the hip and down, but nothing like this.

the only

> new med I am taking is Prevacid.

>

> Can anyone help me figure this out?

>

> Margaret (Marty) Byers , Ph.D., Retired Social Psychologist,

AR.

> HTTP://members.aol.com/historyresearchHTTP://members.aol.com/h

istoryresearch

> socpsychology@a..., bengeserit@a...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Marty,

I go through periods when I get the " pins and needles " , though

mine are more often in my hands than in my feet. I sleep with a pair

of compression gloves that I was given for an incorrect diagnosis of

carpal tunnel syndrome. They helped with the pin and needle numbness

then, and so I used them up untill recently, when a rather vicious

and toothy puppy ate them. I will have to get another pair when that

particular symptom reappears.

I wonder if the compression socks they make for certain circulatory

problems will help?

Mike

> At night, both my of legs " go to sleep " as we call it. They aren;t

numb.

> They hurt so bad I can hardly take it. The pain wakes me up. I

can get up

> and walk it off but as soon as I get in bed, it starts again. I

have long

> slept on my left side or my back because of all the pressure points

I have on

> the right leg, way up to the hip and down, but nothing like this.

the only

> new med I am taking is Prevacid.

>

> Can anyone help me figure this out?

>

> Margaret (Marty) Byers , Ph.D., Retired Social Psychologist,

AR.

> HTTP://members.aol.com/historyresearchHTTP://members.aol.com/h

istoryresearch

> socpsychology@a..., bengeserit@a...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Marty,

I go through periods when I get the " pins and needles " , though

mine are more often in my hands than in my feet. I sleep with a pair

of compression gloves that I was given for an incorrect diagnosis of

carpal tunnel syndrome. They helped with the pin and needle numbness

then, and so I used them up untill recently, when a rather vicious

and toothy puppy ate them. I will have to get another pair when that

particular symptom reappears.

I wonder if the compression socks they make for certain circulatory

problems will help?

Mike

> At night, both my of legs " go to sleep " as we call it. They aren;t

numb.

> They hurt so bad I can hardly take it. The pain wakes me up. I

can get up

> and walk it off but as soon as I get in bed, it starts again. I

have long

> slept on my left side or my back because of all the pressure points

I have on

> the right leg, way up to the hip and down, but nothing like this.

the only

> new med I am taking is Prevacid.

>

> Can anyone help me figure this out?

>

> Margaret (Marty) Byers , Ph.D., Retired Social Psychologist,

AR.

> HTTP://members.aol.com/historyresearchHTTP://members.aol.com/h

istoryresearch

> socpsychology@a..., bengeserit@a...

>

>

>