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Body vibrations when falling asleep or waking?

Sleep Health | Last Active: Dec 5 6:07am | Replies (465)

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@edornton

For me they go away almost immediately if I wake up all the way. And yes then stretching and moving helps. This is great in the morning. But at night when I feel them when I am starting to fall to sleep if I wake myself up to get rid of them it means that I will have to try to fall asleep again and they will be back. So vicious cycle. That's why now when falling asleep and I feel them I do everything possible to remain calm. relaxed, ignore them and know they will be gone if I just go to sleep. Same thing if I wake up in the middle of the night...relax, go back to sleep. ( Of course in the beginning I got up terrified which only made them worse and couldn't get back to sleep very well.) We are all a little different in our experience but I hope this helps. I am in excellent healthy, no medications, and anything else to explain why it happens.

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Replies to "For me they go away almost immediately if I wake up all the way. And yes..."

yes, falling asleep again is a problem.

But I noticed a vibration increase on activity first randomly and then did
several tests and it was confirmed, so I'm pretty sure.
I also experimented with ECG and stethoscope and medication despite the
falling-asleep-again-problem. I just wanted to know what it is, what caused it.

Over the time I found many people with vibrations in internet
but they were all somehow different.

I also had the almosr instant disappearance within 10-20 seconds after full consciousness.