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Internal vibrations: Anyone else experiencing this?

Posted by mbryant1380 @mbryant1380, Dec 16, 2023

Anyone else have what feels like internal vibrations, your shaking on the inside but no one can see it from the outside?
Would also like to hear from people who are experiencing this and have discussed this with Long Covid Program providers. And have they given any insight on the cause.

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mvp | @mvpointer | Mar 17 3:15pm
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@ripley

I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, with pain and other symptoms starting five days after getting Covid. So I think I might also have some long-Covid issues. I have severe insomnia because I wake after about 4 hrs of sleep and feel like my nerves have awakened, like the "adrenaline rush" you mentioned. You said you are in treatment. Are you taking any medications that help relieve this? Like you, I stay home alot and also feel that my life is passing me by. Thanks.

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I feel like we have awaken something in our system that has been dormant

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mvp | @mvpointer | Mar 17 3:18pm

I was put on anxiety meds, but I don’t like how I feel and now I hum and it helps tremendously. Yes humming helps. Of course, meditation
Our autonomic nervous system is upside down.

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Diba7290 | @dianabajandas72 | Apr 5 7:54pm

When my symptoms were really bad I shook but it was visible. I couldn't control my body, I was trembling like a person with Parkinsons but it wasn't daily and they appeared suddenly lasting maybe around 10 or 15 minutes and then going away.

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Bsquared | @barbarabell | Apr 6 7:57am

I have had this, plus facial tics, for a long time. I spoke to all my doctors about it. At the UNC LC Clinic, I was told this is common for LC patients but, of course, nobody knows what to do about it. I’ve had one gaslighting schmuck rheumatologist diagnose it as ‘hysterical woman’. My neurologist checked me for Parkinson’s and wanted to get an MRI, but insurance wouldn’t pay. If I take Valium, it calms it down a bit, but who wants to take Valium?

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celia16 | @celia16 | Apr 6 8:03am
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@dianabajandas72

When my symptoms were really bad I shook but it was visible. I couldn't control my body, I was trembling like a person with Parkinsons but it wasn't daily and they appeared suddenly lasting maybe around 10 or 15 minutes and then going away.

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I had this happen, but it has gradually faded. Some LC symptoms have not.

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