Well, I personally did not had that TN pains but in fact trigeminal neuralgia happens quite often wothout any bloody things like MS or ALS, it is just separate neurological condition.looks like you really have a kind of at least sensory neuropathy or inflammatory process. Which on my point of view is not so bad because if it is inflammation, it can be cured. However it is a hell of pain and I have a lot of sympathy to you.regarding what I said (do not worry, I am Russian by language and also may express my thoughts not perfectly in English) - I meant that people with BFS often start to have hypermobillity symptomes (for example, their joints become cracking so much), and hypermobile joints are very prone to carpal syndrome just because that extra mobility. it is not related to EMG, just to the fact that tunnel syndromes or something like that are common on our BFS community.However I never heard about tunnel syndrome on both hands and legs at once... listen to your neuro, but for me it looks like you have a kind of inflammatory process (shocking pains, TN, etc.) which could be started by stress and by any other agent. I can tell you that also never heard or read about any neurodegenrative processes also starting everywhere at once. Even MS also has preferred zones and I never heard that it strikes all the body at once. All people with MS whom I know from their blogs also had very limited impairments - two had typical ocular onset, one girl had sudden legs paralysis (temporary) and vocal cords palsy (also temporary, she is a singer and sings up to now - more than 6 years in MS diagnosis).