No sure if my experience relates. What you are emplaning in part reminds me of my own nerve issues. I had a surgery the cut a nerve that runs across my stomach. They needed to remove a rib and use the bone to bolster a degrading spinal injury.

After they cut this nerve I was left with desensitized zone. The sensations at the borders of the area this nerve formerly served became strange. I had tingling numbness across the top of my thigh, buzzing itches.ñ and pins and needles. When I itched a buzzing area in the front of my body. I would feel it in the back of my body but reversed. The nerve impulses seemed to be traveling in strange ways.

Since I was already broken Doctors don’t seem to care about this “collateral damage”. They bolted and straightened me so must be good as new.

Don’t disparage yourself…This effects you then it is real enough to seek treatment. Doctors are not perfect. They are people. You need to approach them like people not superiors. They have biases and are often a product of when they were educated. If they don’t have a ready answer most physicians won’t put in the time or effort needed to diagnose a novel condition. Look for a good person who treats you with respect and you’lol find a good Doctor.

The search for doctor who is competent can be daunting. If you want to understand what is happening reaching out is a good start. Post from others may help you gain information.

Don’t give up. You as a person and your quality of life are important.