Feels like bug crawling on my leg

[BMR Genie]

"I take it black like my man" --dam.. I love this. haha. Thanks for sharing, KVB.

 

[BMR Genie]

I hate liver yuck. Lol

I hear you, I think only Asians eat animal liver lol.

In my apartment, my doggies and I love it.

 

[KVB]

"I take it black like my man" --dam.. I love this. haha. Thanks for sharing, KVB.

Hahaha

I bet you didn’t see that coming next in the scene.

 

[aikman.tr]

Diabetic Neuropathy?

 

[keithrichard]

Pure black coffee is the way to go, Keith.

Nope. I don't have many vices anymore . Cream and sugar is a must for me. Hell I ain't no monk Genie.

 

[europro]

But there is nothing there. Anyone ever experience this? It happens every so often to me

youre imagining things brother

 

[europro]

The sensation that feels like a bug is crawling on your leg but nothing is there is known as formication. This is a type of paresthesia—an abnormal skin sensation such as tingling, itching, or pins and needles, which occurs without a physical cause. Formication is specifically the feeling of insects crawling on or under your skin, even though there are no bugs present.


Common causes of formication include:

• Medical conditions: Parkinson’s disease, fibromyalgia, diabetes, neuropathy, vitamin B12 or folate deficiency, thyroid disorders, and some infections.
• Mental health conditions: Anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), psychosis, and other psychiatric disorders.
• Medication side effects: Some prescription drugs can trigger these sensations.
• Substance use or withdrawal: Cocaine, methamphetamines, alcohol, and opioid withdrawal are known triggers.
• Hormonal changes: Menopause can also cause formication.

Why does this happen?
Your brain sometimes misinterprets nerve signals from your skin, creating a false sensation of crawling. This can happen randomly, but if it becomes frequent or distressing, it may indicate an underlying medical or psychological issue.


What should you do?

• If this sensation is occasional and mild, it’s usually not a cause for concern.
• If it is persistent, severe, or accompanied by other symptoms (like itching, pain, or skin changes), or if you have a history of mental health or neurological issues, you should consult a healthcare provider to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.

Important: Avoid excessive scratching, as this can damage your skin and lead to infection.

Basically, you're going through Cocaine withdrawal

DR PHILLY!!!!!!!

 

[sunshine11]

 

[sunshine11]

You're not crazy! take your iron tablets and get level checked.

 

[sunshine11]

 

[drunkenhorseplayer]

You might have a slight case of meralgia paresthetica.

 

[BMR Genie]

Nope. I don't have many vices anymore . Cream and sugar is a must for me. Hell I ain't no monk Genie.

Haha, okay okay, Keith. But still take it in moderation.

 

[sunshine11]

Magnesium Glycinate – “A Spring Cleaning” for Your Dopamine Receptors​

Magnesium is known as the master mineral and one of the first things the body goes deficient in.

It’s estimated that up to 68% of all restless legs sufferers has a magnesium deficiency. [13] Magnesium therapy for periodic leg movements-related insomnia and restless legs:

This is probably because magnesium is required for over 300+ biochemical reactions in the body.

The one we’ve found to be most effective for restless legs is called magnesium glycinate.

 

[sunshine11]

I’ve been taking it for about 3 weeks now. A lot better.

 

[BigJay]

 

[sunshine11]

 

[BigJay]

 

[sunshine11]

 

[Tanko]

Magnesium Glycinate – “A Spring Cleaning” for Your Dopamine Receptors​

Magnesium is known as the master mineral and one of the first things the body goes deficient in.

It’s estimated that up to 68% of all restless legs sufferers has a magnesium deficiency. [13] Magnesium therapy for periodic leg movements-related insomnia and restless legs:

This is probably because magnesium is required for over 300+ biochemical reactions in the body.

The one we’ve found to be most effective for restless legs is called magnesium glycinate.

Isn't that the stuff they have in colonoscopy prep drugs?

 

[sunshine11]

Most likely. I do the poop test and send it. 99% accurate. The key is if you take to much you will be on the toilet all day with the runs. Not fun.