Has anyone experienced internal vibrations?

Hi there from Australia. I had someone very gently crack my neck which was nothing out of the ordinary until one day... ... I woke up the next day and could not move. CT scan didn't pick it up... so went for an MRI. A very old Neuro Surgeon took a look at my pictures and showed me i had a spur grow into my spinal cord which caused all sorts of problems. Very much like alot in this thread. So i went to a surgeon whom was still in practice with this information... she did not agree.... until she went in and did the procedure. She ended up having to cut it away from my spinal cord and put a cage over C567. There is always presuure in my head especially up in the back of my head at the highest point of my neck. I can't lift anything and don't get me started when someone tried to give me traction. So please get 2nd and 3rd opinions and have someone look closely to see if a spur has actually gone through the fluid around the spinal cord and resting into the cord itself.
Everything was down hill from that moment, having shingles, and in so much pain daily. Caused so much pain , cold feet, tingling, electric shock's in my limbs. All from what someone explained from a university over your way was caused from shingles going into my spinal cord/ head, ear, face eye, mouth.... so they called it Neuro Auto Immune. I also have lupus but i can say from the moment someone cracked my neck at age 43... all of this started. But the upside of finding it was at least i won't be in a wheelchair for the rest of my life had i had a fall or been in another accident. They said it was from an old injury when i was a teenager from whiplash in a car accident. who would have thought. I wish you well and sending you all the strength you need to keep fighting. sending your wife a huge hug too.... cheers Leanne

I do experience the never ending buzzing vibrations. I had a core sample done a few years back that showed that I length dependent neuropathy. I have since had Emus done and each showed the same diagnosis, length dependent neuropathy. Recently I had another EMG which showed that I have gotten much worse. I was diagnosed with peripheral polyneuropathy.

Correction:
EMG's not Emus
(Nerve conductive test)

Neurological issues that manifest themselves as vibrations, tremmors, twitches, pins and needles, muscle weakness, gait and balance issues can be caused by many things, from viruses to exposure to environmental toxins, heavy metals, and more. Mine started about a week after I had a contrast MRI with Dotarem gadolinium injection. Although this doesn't affect everyone, it's possible there is a certain set of circumstances in those it does affect. Research indicates gadolinium can persist in the body for years, potentially releasing toxic nanoparticles into cellular mitochondria, causing systemic harm that's challenging to diagnose. I suspect I've experienced this firsthand, having gone from peak fitness as a triathlete to sudden health issues. Several months after the contrast MRI, I could barely stand. I had a full neurological checkup, and no identifiable disease has been found.
If you first experienced these symptoms in a six-week period after and MRI with contrast, you may want to look into gadolinium toxicity. See the image I included for more.

I experience these on the daily, mine are primarily shoulders, arms and most recently in my sides. I have been diagnosed with Myelopathy/Myelomalacia which comes from the spine. That might be an avenue you need to travel down, diagnosis is normally done with an MRI. I hope you get some answers soon

I've had an MRI of the brain, spine, and an EMG, as well as detailed immune and disease blood panels. There isn't much I haven't tested since.
In addition to the symptoms I mentioned, I had cognitive deficiencies that began in the days following the contrast MRI as well as the onset of insomnia. Weeks later, the cognitive issues were acute with delirium but have mostly resolved over the two years since, but a debilitating insomnia persists and has made life very difficult. I slept in a sleep lab but there is very little that can be observed and is known about sleep.
So yes, the contrast MRI for pain and swelling on the roof of my mouth that turned out to be tooth related changed my life.
The research on this is slowly revealing the mechanisms that cause the contrast formulation breakdown in the body, on the interactions contrast molecules have with calcium nerve receptors and iron. Alternatives to extremely toxic gadolinium are being developed. The contrast is well tolerated by most people, and circumstances in which it affects some, who are otherwise healthy, haven't been elucidated. It stays in the body in small but above normal amounts for years. Doctors are ignorant of the risks, and there are no treatments.
If your symptoms began in the days following the contrast MRI, you may be one of the unlucky ones.

To all those with internal tremors or vibrations. I developed these about two months ago and kept waking up several times a night to cover up my little Shih-Tzu thinking that it was him shivering, because I thought my bed was vibrating. It was an expensive vet bill to find out that my little boy has a clean bill of health. Then I was left with "can this be me?" To make a long story short, I started laying my hand next to him on the bed and it wasn't vibrating, so I laid my hand on my stomach and I could feel the vibration on the inside. When I am laying on my back and sound asleep, it really does feel like my entire bed is vibrating. What is most important for all of you with these internal tremors to hear is that by pure accident, I started taking a pill for liver support two weeks ago. It only has a few ingredients, and I was taking some of these separately for years, like Alpha Lipoic Acid and Selenium, so I knew it wasn't them, but one ingredient N-Acetyl Choline, there is 800 mg of that supplement in each pill and that stopped my tremors all day long with the first pill. I am supposed to take 2 of the liver support pills daily, but it has a tendency to make it more difficult for my bowels to move so I stick with one. I don't wake up at night to a vibrating bed at all anymore, and if I have any internal tremors at all they are when I first wake up and am lying in bed on my back. I have none during the day anymore and this was the most welcome and unbelievable side effect of the liver support pill that I could have ever had. The information I found on the tremors say that they don't harm you, but those things can drive a person mad when it feels like your entire stomach and back are shivering inside your body . When it started making my stomach quiver it felt like a nervous stomach. I walk 3-4 miles almost every day. I do all my own yard work and have lots of flowers and a veggie garden, so I am active and outdoors in fresh air and sunshine a lot. At 74, I didn't have anxiety until I got the internal tremors. I tried not to think about them during the day, and that worked by keeping busy, but it was hard not to think about them at night when they constantly woke me up out of a sound sleep to a vibrating bed. My dog is happy I found it was me and not him so I quit covering him up, and I wanted to share this for others to read. I typed into search engine, "benefits of N-Acetyl Choline," and all the information popped up, and YES, it is used for internal tremors, or professionally called "essential tremors," as well as Parkinsons and other things. They started out of no where for no apparent reason, and, as I said, I was waking up and covering up my dog several times a night, so my sleep cycle was really broken.

To dhansen78: Please check the post I placed below all of these just a few minutes ago. I didn't hit comment so I don't know if any of you will be notified. Look up benefits of N-Acetyl Choline. It is a supplement that stopped my internal tremors.

Garriston, please look at the post I just put up with regard to N-Acetyl Choline, a natural supplement I found my accident in a liver support pill that stopped my tremors.

Redladyjoni: I don't know if you are still on here as your post was in 2018, but if you are, please look at my post I put up a couple of minutes ago, without hitting reply, so I don't know if any of you would be notified, so I responded to three of you. Please put in search engine, "benefits of N-Acetyl Choline" and see what you think. I found this by accident two weeks ago. It is in a liver support pill I bought, and the first one I took stopped the internal tremors all day long. I had some for the first 2-3 nights after taking it. I was supposed to take one in the morning and one at night, but it has tendency to make it more difficult for my bowels to move so I only take one a day. My tremors are gone. Every now and again, I get a very light one upon waking up and laying in bed watching the news, but otherwise they are gone, and that little liver support pill with 800 mg of N-Acetyl Choline did that. Look it up and I'm sure you will find it interesting.