Re: Please help...i have nonstop electrical buzzing in body... parasthesia & B12 deficiency

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Dear ,

Methocobalamin B12 injection, compounded prescription, helps me with

neurological symptoms like this, parasthesia (see below). My doctor says

this is fairly common in Lyme patients, but I have a severe, chronic form.

If you don't have access immediately to doc for prescription, second best is

sublingual form of b12. I use

Now brand, 5,000mcg mb12. I take 1 tab 2x day. Then take extra tab as soon

as parasthesia starts. Take another tab as needed if symptom continues or

re-occurs. NOT a doctor, this is just what works for me.

Also consider Vitamin B5 deficiency.

In addition, I found it most helpful to practice relaxation, gentle deep

breathing--so that the stress-fear does not amplify the experience.

may all resistance dissolve.

may we gracefully receive

everything as nourishment for

our deepest healing.

kendra

What is Paresthesia?

Paresthesia is a sensation, usually felt on the skin, usually felt or

described as numbness, tingling, pins and needles, or pricking. It is

sometimes also known as having the arm, leg, or other body part " fall

asleep. " Continue reading for more information on these and other possible

symptoms.

Paresthesia may be classified as either transient or chronic. Transient

paresthesia may be a symptom of hyperventilation syndrome or a panic attack.

Chronic paresthesia may result from poor circulation, nerve irritation,

neuropathy, or many other conditions and causes. There is no known long-term

physical effect from paresthesia (although its underlying conditions may

have various effects).

Several causes of paresthesia may include:

Alcoholism

Atherosclerosis

Autoimmune disorders

Fibromyalgia (FMS)

Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)

Herpes zoster (shingles)

Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar)

**Lyme disease infection

Menopause

Metabolic disorders (diabetes, hypothyroidism, hypoparathyroidism, etc.)

Multiple sclerosis (MS)

Nerve irritation

Peripheral neuropathy

Vitamin B12 deficiency

Vitamin B5 deficiency

Whiplash

...

http://paresthesia.net/

Vitamin B12 deficiency

Vitamin B12 is part of the B-vitamin complex. When a person does not have

sufficient amounts of it in his body, then there is a vitamin B12

deficiency. It can be caused by several reasons, and may lead to a variety

of symptoms, some of which are mentioned on this page.

Symptoms

When a person is deficient in this vitamin, some symptoms can appear.

Certain ones are listed below. Please keep in mind that this list is not

exhaustive. Also, as other reasons can cause these to occur, having these

particular signs does not necessarily mean that someone has a vitamin B12

deficiency.

Ataxia (involving the dorsal nerve cord)

Depression

Fatigue

Gastrointestinal signs

Impaired memory

Megaloblastic anemia

Various neurological symptoms

It is considered that those signs brought on by a lack proper amounts of

this vitamin can be reversed when levels of it are brought back to normal.

However, if they are due to a different cause then they may not improve

despite raised levels of B12.

http://www.paresthesia.net/vitamin-b12-deficiency.php