UPDATE ON tingling in legs and arms

[Sunnyd7]

First a question regarding this site.. is there a way to update a post that was already made? For example: 11 days ago I posted about tingling in my legs and arms. I would have liked to be able to find that post and add my update to it. Is that possible?

Now to my update on the post. Saw my GP Monday he said I was out of alignment, which I agree with, and did some adjustments. I do feel somewhat better, but it has not taken away all the tingling and burning pain and other symptoms I described. No xrays as I felt maybe the adjustments would help.

In the interim I was told by the Rheumy's assistant that my dexa scan showed osteopenia in both hips. She did not me me a number, but I will get a copy of the report at my next visit. When I told the GP, he said yes that is to be expected as I age.

I see my rheumy on the 25th and hope to get additional answers from him.

[HeronNS]

you can find your old posts. Go to your profile which you will find by clicking on the icon to the right of the bar above, in your case a little face with a pink circle. Then you can edit your post.

[Sunnyd7 in reply to HeronNS]

I did do that but I didnt know where to type. I will try again after the appt with my Rheumy. Thank you!

[piglette]

Hi Sunny, you can update your post by pressing on the arrow at the bottom of your post on the right hand side. It allows you to edit.

[DorsetLady PMRGCAuk volunteer]

Hi,

You can edit your original post, but it’s probably best to raise a new one. That way everyone gets notified, whereas if you just update existing, unless we have selected to “follow” it, we won’t know.

Just head it up like you have this, and then if they wish people can refer back it, or do a link yourself.

[Sunnyd7]

Ok great! Thank you!

[SheffieldJane]

The thing is, although you can edit your post, if you are seeking responses and want to share new information, the chances are that this will be missed unless you create a new post.

[PMRpro Ambassador in reply to SheffieldJane]

This thread is over a year old SJ - how did you get hold of it? This seems to be happening quite a lot...

[SheffieldJane in reply to PMRpro]

I don’t know and didn’t notice. A lot of odd things are happening, add me into the mix and it gets hilarious.