Ive been getting these sharp pinch like pains up and down my legs and now on my arms. I keep thinking im being bit by something. It really hurts like a bee sting. Anyone else get this
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Oh, MY! No.Thankfully, I do not have *that symptom. Two suggestions:
1. PLEASE at least check to see if there is a local pharmacist, who can make *Compound Morphine Cream. I'm now using from my waist down to my feet. But one MUST carry a written prescription to pharmacist. We JUST got return call about *Pain Pills. Since I'm using the cream, I cannot take "anything strong" for pain. In Virginia, they wouldn't, anyway.
2. *CVS Pharmacy has a clear *Anti-Itch Gel that is sold over the counter. I use every day, after taking a shower. This is when my back and shoulders get those "Bee Stings." It helps a lot. Please try.
Hey I get those! This weekend I had a solid left leg “attack” of them and iced the area where I have degenerative spine stuff, and it helped the first time, but not so the second time, probably because I persisted in my activity. I don’t hav e neurology appt for a while but this has been increasing for me...I will grab my leg as if stung by a bee or wasp. Less so on my arms but once in a while near my neck. Yuck! I think it is totally nerve stuff...don’t you guys?
Yes, I get it a lot before also. I don't take gabapentin anymore. See your rheumatologist & neurologist to check if there is nerve damage. I take Tizanidine daily, a muscle relaxant and I rub Diclofenac cream/gel, a prescription compound mixed by the pharmacist. I know how those sharp pains hurt. I'm sorry, Sis. 🙏🙏🙏
I take 4B complex am and pm and helps. Started after weaned off gabapentin. I also use essential oils frankincense, vetiver and lavender. Meripax helps also. I take as dopamine angst for damage fibromyalgia does to hippocampus and production of dopamine. It also increases energy. I take 0.5 am and afternoon and 1.0 at bedtime.