Oct 6, 2025
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pulling up to the hospital like sup doc new symptom just dropped
Let's talk about paresthesia...
that's the medical term for abnormal sensations of the skin, that is pretty common when you got MS for example..
Now, what I've experienced is ... kind of specific and maybe a little weird, watch the video to find out more and please let me know if you've ever experienced something similar 🤔
going to bed like boy oh boy here come the needles
The hair that isn't there
The hair that isn’t there
I have been in a fight with something that could be considered rather ghostly.
Why?
Because it’s back.
And it’s kinda freaky if you think about it.
I have hair that’s not really there.
It’s as if there’s a fringe resting on my temple, but the left-side temple of my face is as bare as a baby’s bottom.
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my doctor is absolutely no help, for a year i have been telling him about my brain burning. it tool him this long to finally test me for mercury poisoning with a blood and saliva analysis, negative. i am not out to him as autistic. could this simply be an autistic sensory experience? my head (or like i feel it, brain) has always burned for as long as i can even remember.
It’s possible, especially if this is something you’ve always experienced. It might be that you’re more aware of certain sensations, or you process them differently to other people.A quick look on google seemed to suggest that it’s a common feature in anxiety (I have experienced this sensation in relation to anxiety) and also some medications.I wonder whether this could be classed as dysesthesia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysesthesia ?However, it looks like there are lots of possibilities. Followers, any experience with this?- Ben
my skin is on fire
my dysesthesia is so bad today fck