What could this be (pain, arms, doctor, insurance)

[2pac0900]

Since Monday, I have felt tingling and twitching in my arms and legs. I also felt stiffness in my legs and pain in my chest lower back and neck. My head was also was hurting as well. I don't know what to make of this.

[FlyMIA]

It could be anything. Back issue, anxiety, nervous system problem etc.. Go see a doctor.

[Utopian Slums]

Could be MS, could be nerve damage, could be anything. Your symptoms don't seem to fit neatly into any one category.

Please see a doctor. Doesn't sound good.

[lubby]

Please go see a doctor!

[Jedward23]

None of those are good signs. You really should see a doctor immediately.

[2pac0900]

Originally Posted by Utopian Slums

Could be MS, could be nerve damage, could be anything. Your symptoms don't seem to fit neatly into any one category.

Please see a doctor. Doesn't sound good.

I really can't go because I don't have medical insurance and I'm a full time college student

[Hedgehog_Mom]

Originally Posted by 2pac0900

I really can't go because I don't have medical insurance and I'm a full time college student

Is there a clinic on your campus that you can go to?

It sounds like it's probably stress related but you should have some stuff checked to rule out more serious problems.

[2pac0900]

Originally Posted by Hedgehog_Mom

Is there a clinic on your campus that you can go to?

It sounds like it's probably stress related but you should have some stuff checked to rule out more serious problems.

Yes, I'm 25 year old senior. I started to feel all of this twitching, numbness, pain and headaches after my mom pass about 2 months ago.

[EuroTrashed]

These can be anything really. From just tiredness or stress to something much more serious as beginning diabetes or a tic bite (lyme). Is your diet healthy?

[Utopian Slums]

Originally Posted by 2pac0900

Yes, I'm 25 year old senior. I started to feel all of this twitch
ing, numbness, pain and headaches after my mom pass about 2 months ago.

Hi 2pac, i saw on a lot her thread you mentioned you think it may be anxiety related. But if it does not pass soon, please see a doctor. Potential resources:

Campus clinic #1!
Where you previously covered by your mom's insurance? if so, you may still be.
Try to apply online to the health connector in your state. It may be free
Many local hospitals have a "free care pool" where you fill out some financial forms and may qualify for free services.
There *should* also be some free walk in clinics wherever you are.
If you are active in a church, they are often open to collecting donations for individuals in your situation.



PLEASE find a way. Good luck to you.