Do Sensory Issues Improve Over Time?

[kschoenhaut]

Hey,This is a question for all the veterans, do the sensory issues (especially on head and face area) go away in time?I still have transient tingling all over the body 8 months after onset but on my face it's a constant party ...

 

[JohnnyRocket]

After 6 years, I still have lots of sensory issues. I think they are less frequent, or at least less bothersome, than in the beginning but still there every day. Most common are the pricks I get in my feet and other areas, but I get lots of other types as well. I get lots of buzzing or the tingles, or a feeling like there is a hair on my face. I'm also the itchiest person I know.

 

[paucek.sheldon1]

It is raining where I am (in Chicago) and when it rains I feel worse (twitch more, more pains on the tip of my toes on my left foot).

 

[Drogulus]

My sensory symptoms come and go. Some days seem worse for reasons that are not obvious.

 

[kschoenhaut]

If i were to grow hair where i got sensory issues i would look like this

 

[BarbiePetals]

My sensory symptoms come and go. Funny thing is they didn't start up until after a year into BFS. I was scared at first but since they come and go, I figure it's all realted to the hyperexcited nerves.

 

[AussieSurvivor]

No they dont in my opinion ( 18months in). It is only the location, type and intensity that change.cheersRodger

 

[seadragonsovereign]

Yea I'm 27 months in and still get tinglies in my feet/legs, especially when I am sitting for a long time.