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Thyroid? Or something else? Constant internal shakiness
Diabetes & Endocrine System | Last Active: Oct 30, 2023 | Replies (279)Comment receiving replies
Hi@nancgdav your story sounds extremely like mine! I too suffer daily with internal shaking that causes me daily anxiety at work...which makes it even worse of course. I find the shaking worse when i'm tired as well. I have seen numerous doctors and gone through the run of tests, none of which flag anything. Every doctor I have seen are perplexed by the internal vibrations and can't seem to explain it. I was going to start acupuncture too as an option and wondered how your experience had been with it? I'm almost a year into these symptoms and i'm so tired of the worry/struggle to find a solution. Thanks!
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@jbug I also welcome you to MayoClinicConnect. Living with your situation for a year with no answers must be so worrying! And having the anxiety extend into your work day...... Have you been able to talk with a therapist or counselor to find ways to deal with the anxiety? Are your coworkers able to detect the anxiety? Maybe you’re able to hide it real well and that just adds to the worry. My doctor just suggested that I go back to my therapist because I haven’t been able to come to terms with all that has happened in the past 2years. Everyone thinks I’m fine, but I’m not and it really weighs on me and worries me. Guess I should follow my own advice and call! A therapist may help you, too. Will you think about it? And follow @johnbishop ‘s advice, also!
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Hi @jbug, Welcome to Connect. There is another discussion that you and other members here with similar internal shaking systems may want to join.
> Groups > Brain & Nervous System > Monthly shaking episodes that continue to progress
-- https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/monthly-shaking-episodes-that-continues-to-progress/
I’m also tagging @hopeful33250 to see if she might have some more thoughts. You mentioned that you have seen numerous doctors but they have not been able to come up with a diagnosis. Mayo Clinic is very good at diagnosing hard to diagnose condtions. If you would like get a second opinion from Mayo Clinic, you can find the contact information for the Minnesota, Arizona and Florida campuses here http://mayocl.in/1mtmR63.