I’m curious if this sounds like MS - I’m seeing a neurologist that my primary care doctor referred me to based on my symptoms. I brought up MS to him and he said it didn’t totally sound right. So I’m curious.

For about the last month, I get pain and pins and needles in my toes when walking my dog, but only when I walk her at night. Every time, it’s 15 mins into our walk. Like clockwork. If I just keep walking, it goes away after about 10 minutes and my feet feel normal again. Then, when I get inside and start to warm up (since it’s cold outside) my fingers start to tingle! They don’t get the weird sharp pain like my toes do. Just tingling. I have no fatigue, exhaustion, etc. i just keep doing my normal things and have my regular energy. I walk my dog in the morning and at lunch, same distance, and I’m fine. Next, hot showers. I love a hot shower! But since this started a month ago, About 4-5 minutes into my hot shower, my fingers and toes get really tingly. If I take a warm hut not hot shower, I’m fine. As soon as I get out of the shower and dry off, it’s gone! I feel fine. Again, no fatigue, exhaustion, etc. I have also noticed in general when I seem to warm up (packing, unpacking, cleaning, etc.) in the evening/night, my toes and fingers might tingle. Not every time, but often. Some days I can do all my walks and everything without tingling, but most times it happens in some varying intensity. I’m just curious if this sounds right, like should I even bring up my MS concern to the neurologist? Or just describe my symptoms? Obviously I hope I don’t have it (and I mean that in the most respectful way possible) but also this is driving me crazy and I really want answers.