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Weird Tickle


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Lately one leg or the other from time to time will feel like a fly or bug is crawling on it. When i look down, there's nothing there! It's happening every day but only once in a while.

Am I crazy or does anyone else get this?

My list of symptoms just keeps getting longer and longer the longer I'm gluten-free....


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anewsprue Newbie

I get that every so often in both legs. I have to get up and walk around and it seems to help. Don't know if it's celiac disease related or not, but it sure is annoying. <_<

cdford Contributor

There is a medical name for this which has escaped me for right now. Those of us with neurological damage know this feeling well.

Guest nini

it's not just a tickle with me... my entire left leg feels like it's got spiders crawling all over it and then it will go painfully numb for hours at a time. This has been going on for about 6 years now and it's really annoying.

tarnalberry Community Regular

In small "doses", that's actually a perfectly normal feeling. If it's overwhelming and distracting from your normal life in how often it occurs, then it's worth talking to your doctor about neurologic problems.

Canadian Karen Community Regular

I get that feeling all the time. Also, I also get another sensation of hot water being flicked on my legs......

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