Has anyone experienced internal vibrations?

Hi, this is my 1st time on Connect. I’ll introduce myself first and hopefully share with others.
I am a 74 year old female with the usual list of age related medical issues. I have been diagnosed with chronic clinical depression, take my meds. Have been for more years than I can count. My internal vibration issues started approximately 4 or 5 years ago (no particular stress present). I was very tired - laying on my bed and calling down to my husband to ask why the furness was roaring. It was NOT. It has progressed . This is the best way to describe my vibration sensation.
It is a very fine vibration throughout my entire body. It was intermittent and I ignored it as “crazy old lady syndrome “. I have had tinnitus as far back as i can remember. It flared up with a heavy pressure (feeling that my head would blow open) at about the same time. Moving on 3+ years
Neurologist = scans and 2 lumbar punctures no real or pseudo tumor.
ENT = CT scan of inner ear = Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence. This does not explain the vibration, but is the closest we’ve come so far. Does this sound familiar to anyone? I have had less than 2 hours sleep in the past 3 days. The vibration, pulsating engine roar and tinnitus have been 24/7 for the last 2 weeks. I am not functioning well at all. if you’re out there
Please help. thank you.

I have them too. The vibrations/tremor are not dangerous so just know that. My theory is that it is central nervous system related but I am not a doctor.

I have had internal tremors for 15 years. Eliminated gluten and lactose - no more tremors. I have been better for about two years now except when I mess up and eat a piece of cheese, and tremors return.

Anyone heard of internal vibrations or tremors? Ive been experiencing hypnagogic hallucinations for a year so I assumed when I was lying down, these vibrations were related to narcolepsy. But i have them awake, i can move. Just feels like my bed is shaking. I am not diagnosed with any narcolepsy but do suffer from insomnia. I just am finding these little episodes to be weird, but am afraid to tell anyone. I do have raynauds and suffer from neuropathy, at times. I got a lot going on, is this something to worry about?

Hi. About 3 weeks ago I had some tightness on the left side of my neck into my shoulder. Doctor said it was muscle spasms and gave me a muscle relaxer and paxil for my anxiety. I have never taken paxil. I started experiencing internal tremors a couples days later. I went back to my doctor and she had me stop taking the paxil saying I was having a side effect from it. Two weeks later and I'm still having vibrating in my head and tightness in my eyes. She gave me topamax to help with vibrations but haven't noticed a difference. It's super annoying and scary

Hello @ahannah2021, Welcome to Connect. It does sound super annoying and scary to me also and I don't have it. You mentioned that the doctor switched you to topamax after the paxil caused you to have tremors. From what I've heard paxil withdrawal symptoms can last up to a year if you suddenly stop taking the drug.

Paxil withdrawal: Symptoms timeline, and how to cope: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/paxil-withdrawal-symptoms

Have you mentioned to the doctor you are still having the tremors?

O great!!!! That doesn't make me feel better. Yes I did let my doctor know about the tremors and she gave me the topamax but to take only at night so during the day I have to deal with the tremors.

Sorry about making you feel worse about it. My thinking is maybe there is some information in the how to cope part that might help. The other thing maybe a pharmacist might know more than your doctor about it is that you were only on paxil for a very short time and I'm not sure that is long enough to be a problem stopping it cold turkey. It might be good if you could pose the question to a pharmacist directly or through your doctor.