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A 39-year-old female asked:

What could be the cause of tingling, crawling sensation in head, back, legs, hands when brain mri normal, and emg test normal?

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Dr. Eric Weisman
Dr. Eric Weismananswered
Neurology 38 years experience
Parasthsias: on one side of the body may be due to TIA, focal seizure or migraine. Random crawling sensation on scalp hands arms and legs is often do to fleas making their last stand in homes with pets this time of year in northern climates.
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Dr. Michael Stephenson
Dr. Michael Stephensonanswered
Pain Management 46 years experience
Tingling: Could be spine related pressure on nerves of neck and lower back. See your physician.
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