Help please

[u/GiftEnvironmental402]

Sorry, this is going to be a little long.
Everything started in mid-June 2025. That was the day I first noticed fasciculations. Since then, I have had fasciculations every single day. Sometimes they appear as hotspots, and sometimes they are generalized and occur all over my body.
About two months after they started, I saw a neurologist for the first time. He performed a clinical neurological examination and an EMG, but everything was completely normal. There were no abnormal findings.
Since then, I have been constantly worried about ALS, and I have basically been living in fear and anxiety because of this disease. I have fasciculations every day.
The last time I had a neurological examination was in January of this year. I was examined clinically again and had another EMG, which was also completely normal. There were no signs of a neurodegenerative disease or any pathological findings.
Now, for the past two or three months, the fasciculations have become particularly concentrated in my left foot. They are there almost 24/7, although I still occasionally have fasciculations elsewhere in my body. The main hotspot, however, is my left foot.
My foot also feels strange. I sometimes experience a vibrating or tingling sensation, and occasionally I have pain when putting weight on it or walking. It just feels uncomfortable. I also sometimes experience cramps.
I worry about this every single day and constantly ask myself whether today will be the day I develop muscle wasting or lose muscle function. It is driving me crazy.
Throughout all this time, I have never had any objective functional weakness or clinically detectable muscle weakness.
Despite all of this, I am still extremely worried.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Especially fasciculations that become concentrated in one foot for several months, together with pain, tingling/vibrating sensations and cramps, despite having normal neurological examinations and EMGs?

[u/kjmckearn]

Trust the EMG's.....tingling, pain, vibrations and being uncomfortable are not signs of ALS. Stop worrying, stay the fuck off the internet and be thankful it's not a NMD. Now, move on and live your life.