I have a numb sensitive felling all over my body. I have seen a neurologist and he did a shock test on the right side of my body since I feel it more on my right side. It was normal. He had me do an in depth diabetes test and it came back normal. Also, when I set down my legs and feet get very sensitive and numb felling. He wants to see me again in 6 months. He says he's not worried and he thinks I have some sort of virus that could last days or years. I am 60 and weight 180 lbs.

We can't tell you anymore then he did, in fact, he gave you sound advice from my standpoint. See him again in six months, he spent a lot of time trying to diagnose your medical issue, but we can't diagnose on the internet.

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We can't tell you anymore then he did, in fact, he gave you sound advice from my standpoint. See him again in six months, he spent a lot of time trying to diagnose your medical issue, but we can't diagnose on the internet.

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Thanks for the feedback. I have not been worried about it but it so bothersome. My wife and I love to travel and it is to uncomfortable to set in the car to long. This feeling never goes away. My neurologist said as long as it doesn't get any worse we are OK. Can you tell me if this is a common problem or is it something rare?

Definitely how would we know if it is a common problem, or rare? If you like to travel, then do all you can to have it settled by a doctor who can see you, talk to you, access your medical files and give you a diagnosis.

Are you both elderly, do you have health insurance ?