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    Does anyone get electrical shocks in their hands?

    I get something I can only describe as sticking my fingers in a light socket feelings in my hands, especially when I try to use them. It's really annoying and I've dropped a number of glasses and broken them because of it. I am now using plastic glasses, because it's so frequent. It's all day, every day and many times an hour.

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    I've had those shocks in my hands and also feet and especially in the end of my big toe. I call them zingers. They feel like someone is jabbing me with a hot needle. I'll get several in a row sometimes for days at a time, then I won't have them for weeks.

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      #3
      Ive been getting those alot lately. I also have spasms in my fingers and sometimes the spasms and zapping feeling happen at the same time, man does that hurt!!

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        #4
        I get this crazy dizzy feeling for about 10 seconds and then I get a shock in my right fingertips and the dizzy is gone. This just started and has been happening a few times a day. Weird!!
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          #5
          Yes, but only when I'm out in the cold and extend my wrists quickly. I've not yet asked about it, and thought it was maybe carpal tunnel.
          I do not have MS. I have Whatchamacallit; and all of the symptoms are mirages.

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            #6
            I get them in my hands sometimes, but most of the times in my big toe like the previous poster (sorry, can't remember who right now). It STINKS!
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              #7
              I get them too, but usually when I shake someone hand or squeeze something like pliers. Goes all the way from my hand to my elbow and I always drop what I'm holding. A couple of years ago I was working on some wiring and it happened three times. I was working on a different circuit and turns out the electricity was still on. Go figure.

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                #8
                I get these in my feet. Mainly in my big toes like others have said. It really does feel like a shock. I can have it happen with every step I take at times.
                DX 10/26/11

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                  #9
                  Does anyone know why the BIG TOE is so common? I wonder what it is!
                  “As you simplify your life, the laws of the universe will be simpler; solitude will not be solitude, poverty will not be poverty, nor weakness weakness.” Thoreau

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                    #10
                    YES!!! So annoying! All day long like gripping a tuning fork. Try stroking a towel...feels weird!
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                      #11
                      Me too- goes from my elbow through my fingers, sometimes from my thigh through the bottom of my foot. Kind of reminds me of when I had my lp and the doc hit a nerve- like lightening is going through me. Thankfully it's not something that happens all the time.
                      Diagnosed June 2011, Avonex 7/11-12/11

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                        #12
                        Forgot to mention- in the last week I've broken the carafe to my espresso machine, 2 glasses, and our chemex (all glass) coffee maker. It's either a sign that I need to give up caffeine or that I should stop attempting to pick anything up with my left hand- not sure which
                        Diagnosed June 2011, Avonex 7/11-12/11

                        "We don't describe the world we see, we see the world we describe"

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                          #13
                          Yes I get them in both hands. Neuro just writes it down in my chart...no explanation...just MS.

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