I haven't said anything to anyone, but looking for input
For the last few days my left leg is vibrating like a cell phone s ringing on vibrate.
It's not asleep, wtf??

hmmmm....sex might cure that problem?

Are you sure you don't have circulation problems?

You should take it up with a doctor if you are concerned. Or at least hit some medical web boards with the symptoms and see what you can discover.

I think he wants to get rid of the shakes, not get them started.

No I tried that!!

hmmm....I'm baffled then!

I don't know what to tell you then, may be a nerve problem? I agree with kartagane, best thing to do would see your doctor.

Could be that restless leg thing or poor circulation. I would see a doctor could be something that needs checked out.

Have you been less active lately? Maybe it's from lack of activity or something. Take a walk and see if it helps maybe.

Yeah nothing like rls...

Ok... hhhmmm.... Well, do you keep your cell hone in your left pocket by any chance? If so, have you checked to see if you've been getting any calls? jk

What did your doctor say?

Start taking calcium, that should do the trick.

Just my opinion... but maybe if you keep your wallet in the same pocket all day or cell phone, or badge, or anything that you could be sitting on throughout the day or even just wearing on you all day it could be causing a circulation problem that you don't notice until you remove whatever it is that is in your pocket or on you...?

And also I would be wary of looking things up online that always scares me, the internet always gives you waaaaay too much info that no one wants to know... :)

Depending on the source, it may just be general information as well. It may even be faulty, outdated, or just plain untrue/inaccurate. I always cross-reference at least three or more sources when looking up information. Also, it's not just the internet that has faulty information, some books and other print media have misinformation as well. It's always good to cross reference and do your home work.

So doc at work says early signs of MS....
Guess its time to play the game

Wow tough news. Been there, done that, got that Tshirt. Thirty years later got a different diagnosis but not much prettier one.

Learn what you can, make your own decisions about treatment, but don't overly let it turn your life upside down is my short verse on the subject. Forty years around people with MS taught me there is a wide wide range of results and with a later diagnosis you probably going to do about par with your peers if that is any comfort.

Your right it is time to play the game but you can win at it. My impairments may have interrrupted my life a few times but I can't complain how it turned out.