Can clitoral vibrators cause tingling sensation in my legs?

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I read your query and understand your concern.

However, unless the use of the vibrator is not very rigorous, the chances of permanent damage are very low. In other words, the tingling sensation is reversible in a few days, and there is no need to worry.

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The healing process may take a few weeks at maximum, and the chances of complete healing are high as the sensation is not continuous. Meantime, I would suggest supplements containing vitamins B12 and D, as these two vitamins will help in the healing process. It is also important to manage your stress as some of your symptoms may be contributed to the stress of damaging nerves permanently.

I hope this helps.

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Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

Thanks for the follow-up, and sorry for the delayed reply.

Generally, single use of a vibrator does not cause permanent damage, and the possibility is next to nil since you took extra care while using it. Nerve cells regenerate to a great extent, and the nearby cells take the role of damaged nerves, if any, in a few weeks, say four to six weeks. The damage, if any, is very subtle and can not be picked with the use of an MRI and other tests. The nerve conduction study is one which can be used but is generally not much useful in your case. For stress management, I suggest using meditation and yoga can be of great help to you. In addition, removing those thoughts of having permanent damage to nerves from your mind is equally essential, as having thoughts of nerve damage can cause the same tingling sensation even in the absence of any nerve damage. Having plenty of water and antioxidants can be of additional help to detoxify you from stress.

I hope this helps you further.

Let me know if you have more questions.

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Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

Thanks for following up and providing more relevant details.

In view of the available information, relevant medical test reports (attachments are hidden to protect the patient's identity), scans, EMGs (electromyography), the passage of more than four weeks, presence of only minor injury, if any, clearly indicates that we need to focus on managing anxiety rather than anything else. It can be categorically explained that for a 30-year young woman, no cause other than anxiety can explain the observed phenomenon of tingling sensation after a single vibrator use. This is important to explain that no cause other than anxiety can be explained on the basis of available medical tests.

I hope this helps you.

Feel free to write back to me if you have more questions.

Thanks again.