Tingling extremeties

I have bad feet/knees/hands (arthritis), which may contribute to the tingling, but lately, my legs are tingling A LOT, and my arms a bit. I take a D3, Calcium and Magnesium supplement daily.
Anyone else have a lot of unexplainable tingling?
It's such a bummer...........there's always something.

I get tingling in my hands that comes and goes. It is often in the evening when I am sitting. Had nerve spasms while trying to sleep when I came off Lyrica. A welcome side effect, Nortriptyline has stopped them. My straightening of my neck may be due to muscle spasms. My Massage Therapist is trying to help.

Loring

Osteoarthritis in Multiple Joints, Fibromyalgia, Neuralgia, Chronic Daily Headaches, I.B., Hard of Hearing...

Thanks everyone.

I get so tired of being me, sometimes. There's always something funky and unexplainable going on with me. I get so danged tired of it. And some of these symptoms feel like it's very serious. So I finally go to the doc, have tests, spend a lot of money, and everything is normal. So now I hardly ever go to the doc.

Last July, I kept having a lower right-sided pain that I always believed was my right ovary, but I had that checked out a number of times and it wasn't anything serious.
One weekend, it just got worse and worse so I went to the E.R., thinking for sure it was that ovary. It was appendix! And I'm 65! I hate to say this, but it was almost a relief to finally have something show up with a pain I was having.

Then, 6 months after the appendectomy, I developed a really bad pain in the same place again. Had a CT scan, and everything was fine. A little while later, the pain all went away.
It's just unbelievable how many funky pains we can have. :(

I've been having a lot of hand tingling I've never had before. My hands feel like they're asleep and they feel clumsy. I'm seeing my rheumatologist Friday though.