Tingles!!

I asked the ENT at Anderson and he agrees it is nerve regeneration.

I don't want to take heavy sedatives, anyone have experience with anything else?

A Stanford nurse had what sounded like a good idea, Benedryl, but it doesn't touch it.

The tingles seem to be worse when I try to sleep, or exert myself (ie: reaching for the TV remote:P ) or even chewing food.

Any ideas would be appreciated!!!!


Michael | 53 | SCC | Right Tonsil | Dx'd: 06-10-05 | STAGE IV, T3N2bM0 | 3 Nodes R Side | MRND & Tonsillectomy 06/29/05 Dr Fee/Stanford | 8 wks Rad/Chemo startd August 15th @ MSKCC, NY | Tx Ended: 09-27-05 | Cancer free at 16+ Yrs | After-Effects of Tx: Thyroid function is 0, ok salivary function, tinnitus, some scars, neck/face asymmetry, gastric reflux. 2017 dysphagia, L Carotid stent / 2019, R Carotid occluded not eligible for stent.2022 dental issues, possible ORN, memory/recall challenges.