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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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Thanks, did that early on with PCP order. I was a "20" when "22" is the low end of abnormal, so of course (evidence based medicine), my primary care said I was "normal." I tried to get an ENDO appointment; one declined my case for never hearing of internal vibrations and the other gave me an appointment in May.... : (

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arthur57 | @arthur57 | Dec 5 6:07am

I too also experience body vibrations while sleeping or near sleep but they don't happen all the time. I guess it's possible that it is a long covid symptom, although I never had a bad case of covid and no other long covid symptoms? I'm still thinking mine has to do with stopping Klonopin after 7 months cold turkey due to the side effects it was causing me, which included daytime body buzzing/vibrations which were very noticeable internally. Stopping the Klonopin (especially cold turkey) can also cause protracted withdrawal symptoms for months/years. I've been off for 19 months and still notice the vibrations, although significantly less than before. Doctors are clueless when it comes to this stuff, I know! BTW, I used Chatgpt to ask if Klonopin withdrawal can cause these symptoms and it came back as a definite yes, it can cause for extended periods of time. Just my experience. Best of luck to all, its very frustrating.

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