There's no correlation between the number of bands and the prognosis of MS at all. I am wondering what constitutes an abnormal Babinski reflex. The classic Babinski involves extension of the first toe, that is, it moves upward when the outside part of the sole is lightly stroked. The toes will fan out as well, but the sign is predicated finally on upward movement of the big toe. Some persons are hyperpathic or hyeresthetic meaning that they have an exaggerated sensitivity to normal stimuli.
Some people are ticklish, too.
Generally, the EMG test is unpleasant but should mostly feel like mosquito bites. Your sensory disorder might be causing hyperpathia, an unusually severe and prolonged reaction to normal stimuli. Along with a CSF red blood cell count of 30. But there were no demonstrable CSF gamma region oligoclonal bands present. And without those, MS is not possible and that they appear every time.