Buzzing feet

[Coolkid31]

Had this buzzing in my feet for a week,had it a few months ago but went away after I went to the doctor did a full blood test and checked for diabetes and checked my pulses at my feet which were normal. Been pretty stressed out past weeks and anxiety as kicked in again can feel myself tensing my legs and feet all the time so I must be causing it and then obsessing about it,does anyone else have this or things similar? The doctor aswell as my partner think I'm loopy as I'm 32 fit as a fiddle with no health problems just bloody health anxiety. I'm managing to think normally and not letting my head go too far and reading doctor Google again,I went to a and e last time it went to far in my head too be told there's nothing wrong with me.ive even bought a self diabetes test to make sure but never had a reading of 6.0 so diabetes is out the question, my rational side is saying it's stress and anxiety maybe with dehydration. What would everyone think? Thanks

 

[gehlien]

I had bouts of tingling in my legs, and then constant tingling/buzzing in my feet for 5 months straight, only while sitting/lying down. I finally got rid of this sensation a month ago by making a conscious decision to ignore it and not to give into the temptation of obsessing/googling It's the best advice I can give, even though I know it's hard when you're worried!!

 

[H.J.J.C.]

I'm not a psychologist. I'm an English major, but I have a personal theory (confirmed in a passing remark by my urologist) that those of us with HA are uber sensitive. In general, we are more emotional than analytical; more sensitive to our feelings and to the feelings of others; more empathetic than not; forgiving to others' foibles, but hard on ourselves. We can be quite rational as Coolkid 31 reminds us above, but when it comes to HA, our heightened sensitivity takes control. We KNOW we're not being rational, so it doesn't help to call us "loopy" because we aren't. It's just that our rational/emotional meter is out of whack. It's how we are. Trust your doc or find one you can trust. Trust the test results. And stay FAR away from Dr. Google.