coaster2501
I believe i have "wmsn". I am a retired M.D with Parkinson's since 1986 +/-.. current age 66
I learned about wmsn a few days ago when I "Googled" migratory numbness. My Neurologist said two months ago that I might be diabetic or have M.S because of the numerous episodes of focal cutaneous burning folowed by varying degrees of anestesia. I even lost my right patellar kneejerk for a time after an episode of burning across the front of my righ knee followed by numbness and later return of cutaneous sensations but only partal return of the kneejerk. recent foot drop that recovered without intervention and thought to be secondary to wearing a thick wallet in my rigt hip pocket. Left foot drop 10 to 12 years ago treated wit a lumbar laminectomy. Burning sensations over my achilles tendons when I stretched them walking upstairs followed by some numbness ovr the tendons that has long since resolved.
History of burning sensations in hands bilaterally near the "anatomical snuffbox" follow by cutaneous anesthesia followed by complete return of sensory function. Presently having burning in left groin over the "femoral triangle" especially when skin is stretched during long strides or exercises. Some numbness of skin developing and can pull hair from region without discomfort unlike the control side on the right.. seems like an odd way of monitoring the symptom but lots easier than getting a needle. More information on request. I see my neurologist in the morning .
Internist yesterday hadn't heard of "Wartenbergs....."
I learned about wmsn a few days ago when I "Googled" migratory numbness. My Neurologist said two months ago that I might be diabetic or have M.S because of the numerous episodes of focal cutaneous burning folowed by varying degrees of anestesia. I even lost my right patellar kneejerk for a time after an episode of burning across the front of my righ knee followed by numbness and later return of cutaneous sensations but only partal return of the kneejerk. recent foot drop that recovered without intervention and thought to be secondary to wearing a thick wallet in my rigt hip pocket. Left foot drop 10 to 12 years ago treated wit a lumbar laminectomy. Burning sensations over my achilles tendons when I stretched them walking upstairs followed by some numbness ovr the tendons that has long since resolved.
History of burning sensations in hands bilaterally near the "anatomical snuffbox" follow by cutaneous anesthesia followed by complete return of sensory function. Presently having burning in left groin over the "femoral triangle" especially when skin is stretched during long strides or exercises. Some numbness of skin developing and can pull hair from region without discomfort unlike the control side on the right.. seems like an odd way of monitoring the symptom but lots easier than getting a needle. More information on request. I see my neurologist in the morning .
Internist yesterday hadn't heard of "Wartenbergs....."