Arms legs numbness and tingling

TUDCA helped me a lot with those symptoms.

I see. Thank you for that helpful information!

I’d say treating the offending infections/pathogens will lead to improved health/symptom reduction and therefore more mobility.

In my opinion, just treating and waiting is not enough and takes to long. But thats what most do because they have not learned or were told other options.

Most LLMDs unfortunately do not know what I have learned. Its just not their thing. Mine took into consideration with details in what I did for body "tissue" issues.

Remember: Time is money. Life is worth living, not waiting. We'd all like to speed up this process.

You have tissue inflammation impinging on nerves and also nerve inflammation itself - both from the infections. They might be sticking too.

And lack of circulation at the cell level in muscle and this can happen in tendons too.

You need to treat the infections as well as these symptoms simultaneously for best results.

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Above are some the symptoms I delt with before I treated infections. Its a well known classic
lyme symptom, maybe bart too.

Big question- How is your neck???? - usually lyme

Do you have all over body pain (yet)? Hopefully you will stop the progression before that happens. You found help on this forum, so thats great.

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Until you get the infections under control you need to increase circulation in your limbs. ****This is physically and forcefully detoxing your tissue*****.

Pills will not do this very well. But we cant be very physical when were numb or in pain...so what to do?:

Athletic people know about foam fitness rollers and lacrosse ball rolling or (sometimes stationary use). This can be foreign information to many "non-exercise" people though. It helps with these infections tremendously.

Youtube google "nerve glides" too. In place nerve sheath stretching,... so they stop sticking. this is not normal stretching.

This is hard to explains with written words and many don’t have patients to try it. But,....As a do-it-yourself-er , all the above info is the best thing I learned in my five decades of living.

Plus- Topical supplements: DMSO, Solomon’s seal tincture used topically, and Penetrex from Walmart can help.

Like I said, TUDCA helped a lot with those symptoms. Thought I would add some details. TUDCA aids in liver detox. People with Lyme get toxin overload in their bodies from multiple sources. The increase in toxins and impaired ability of the organs to remove them, can actually cause many of the symptoms we experience.

Toxin overload is often what actually triggers MCAS and various hypersensitivities.

The primary sources of the toxins are:
- Lyme and coinfections produce toxins
- mycotoxins from mold, especially in buildings
- heavy metals like mercury and lead
- treatments and detoxing (kills the bacteria, releasing toxins, increases antioxidants which can increase toxin release, or binds/chelates toxins causing them to move around)

For me, numbess and tingling in my lower legs can be a telltale sign of exposure to some bad mold. Numbness in my face when I go in a building is from a combination of mold and chemical exposures.

I had burning on the tops of my feet from MCAS for a while when in mold exposure.

When I first developed life-altering symptoms and no doctor could figure out what was causing any if it, I would have random areas on my face in particular that would go numb. A couple years later, I got numbness and tingling in both arms from elbows down simultaneously along with carpal tunnel symptoms that I was told was not carpal tunnel. I believe those early years, it was likely from bartonella or Lyme.

When I first started treatment and detox, I took ALA briefly, and after weeks, developed a strange numbness in the back of my throat and roof of mouth. I still had all my amalgam fillings, and I had heard of Andy Cutler, his protocol, and his warnings about ALA. I stopped taking it, and the numbness left. I took it again and the numbness returned. I can take it now without issue after having all amalgams replaced several years ago.

When it comes to numbness and tingling, I tend to think it’s from toxin exposure or buildup. Might take some thinking to determine what sources are supplying the most problematic toxins. TUDCA can help get the toxins out and give symptom relief.