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I wake up with tingling hands and feet sometimes one side or both sides. cold sensations in feet. when i get up and shake it off it goes away. easily fatigued muscles but no clinical weakness.had normal mri brain spine w/wo contrast . could it be ms?
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Uncertain: Uncertain - can be a myofascial pain syndrome. Would see a neurologist and if you have then a rheumatologist
Answered 5/7/2018
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