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Q: Left side of back tingly and numb

asked by: tryin2hard on September 2nd, 2008

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just a few days ago my left side of my back starts to tingle and feels numb when i touch it then it goes away.

then returns in like mins. i mean i been going threw panic attacks like crazy and have i lot of anxeity and stress for the past month now.

havn't seen the doc yet and not on any meds either.

anybody ever felt this symtom before i worry about it alot now.

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illustriously fickle

replied on September 2nd, 2008

Experienced User

This could be a psycho-somatic symptoms of tricks that your mind is playing on you. When no real illness is present, but the mind is convinced that there is illness, it can actually create the symtpoms it's looking for.

When's your appointment with a doc?

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