Viral syndrome/tingling

Brain and nerves
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Hello,

A few weeks ago, I went to the doctor and was diagnosed with costochondritis. Several days after that, I began to have tingling/numbness in my hands and feet, as well as arm soreness. I then had a numbness in the left side of my face that has transitioned to muscle soreness in my jaw and neck. Went to the doctor and had blood drawn, and all results were normal except for a high neutrophil count which my doctor attributed to some sort of virus. This is what my doctor believes is causing all my symptoms, especially because I suffered from a very bad cold a few weeks before these symptoms surfaced and am now likely battling a sinus infection too. I've begun to have soreness in my legs that include muscle spasms as well as some burning pain. Is it really just a virus that is causing all of these problems? I've been battling this for almost a month and was previously a healthy, young adult who's now just wanting to get back to a sense of normalcy. Could it be a neurological disorder instead? 

Thanks, 

Sara

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Hi Sara ,,I dont know ,but you will with time, it sounds like fibromyalger in your left side seems to come with cfs,, try magnesium oil for your legs ,you rub it on and maybe drink some Sole,,google how to make. It was a virus that fllored me ,i spent two years bed bound and in a wheelchair ,, i dont want to scare you but keep seeking and resting apparently is ones best chance of recovery ,,im only trying to get this more 4 yrs in,, im still only 30%of who i was,,have a test for glandular fever maybe. Try to keep calm <3 Guava