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Hi there
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I had gbs in 06 and I still experience the full body tingling when excited/stimulated. I remember it being much worse while I was “recovering”.
Since you’re still healing this may ease for you as time passes since we’re all different & heal differently. If this is really bothersome, talk to your Dr or neurologist. You may need a nerve conduction study to see where you’re at & how things are coming along.
I had gbs 18yrs ago. Wasn’t ventilated, no treatment because I was told it was anxiety. It was not.
I still have out of the blue weakness in my legs and sometimes arms. And, I often have muscle spasms in legs and lower back. The muscles will also start burning as if I overdid a workout. The only thing that’s worked for me is Cyclobenzaprine, warm Epsom Salt baths or a good magnesium supplement. These don’t work to relieve 100% of the problems, but helps keep it at a tolerable level. Since it’s been so long, I don’t think I’ll ever not have these residual issues.
Our immune system attacked the myelin sheath on our nerves. Our system is over active. It overreacts to stimuli as a doctor told me.
Since at least one of the vaccines now has a warning about gbs, I’m not going to risk having my immune system overreact to something in this vaccine. I don’t get a flu shot for the same reason. I’ll continue to take precautions as I have for 15 years now.
Stay safe & be well.
My soft palate has been numb since I had gbs almost 15yrs ago. I have no gag reflex either. The right side of my face also has decreased sensation. Never diagnosed with mf variant.
There have been more cases of gbs in covid Patients. They’re thinking there may be a connection between the two.