Thyroid? Or something else? Constant internal shakiness

@olivesn, PN is peripheral neuropathy.

Hi, I often experience the internal trembling in the morning and for a little while after i get into the day, then I seem to forget about it or it dissapears ''or something''. I put it down to the night instinct experiences whilst dreaming, sometimes I can be cold when I kick the covers off. I have learned to accept that it's an instinctive happening and I pray a little and Trust God, ''My Blood pressure was high this morning '' so I use my medication and deep nostril breathing. God Bless '' wish you well..

Hi rathdowney. I hope you are well. Praying for you. I have trembling in my legs . My is from chronic fatigue syndrome. I also accept it. Praying for you.

Hi there, have you figured out the cause of your internal tremors since you posted over a year ago? I’ve been getting them as well for about 6 months now. Mainly in my chest area, but can sometimes feel the jolts in my back, by my sternum, and the back of my head. These mainly happen when I’m sitting or laying down, not so much when I’m up walking around. I’ve had an EKG, holter monitor, and an echocardiogram in the last 2 weeks, and they see nothing wrong with my heart. So frustrating. Nobody understands 😞

Hi there, have you figured out what’s causing your tremors since you posted a year ago?? I get them as well in my trunk and back of head. I do have Hashimotos, but not sure if that’s what causing these issues. They happen when I’m sitting or laying down, especially at night. I’ve had an EKG, holter monitor, and echocardiogram, and nothing comes up with problems with my heart.

Hello @caseyn2020, Welcome to Connect. I see you were asking both @dalmdal and @khali if they have discovered what might be causing their internal tremors. I tagged them in my post in case they didn't see your question. I did find a couple articles discussing the connection of tremors with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis that may provide some answers for you.

-- Adverse Reactions, Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Gait, Balance and Tremors: http://www.hormonesmatter.com/adverse-reactions-hashimotos-thyroiditis-gait-balance-tremors/
-- What Is Hashimoto's Encephalopathy?: https://www.verywellhealth.com/hashimotos-encephalopathy-overview-3231700

Have you thought about seeking help at a major teaching hospital or health facility like Mayo Clinic?

Not yet but I think is related to my Thyroid nodules snd the autoimmune attack on it and shedding of the hormones from it

Maybe nodules in thyroid been attack and shedding making you hyper snd the shakiness, that is what happen to me

Thank you so much!
Yes, I have thought about looking into Mayo Clinic, but just don’t have the funds right now and not sure what insurance will cover.
I have so many other issues than just this, so I feel like it’s just an overwhelming amount of symptoms to cover

@caseyn2020 hello. Have you just thought about a university hospital or major medical center in your state? When i got so sick with my autoimmune disease, no one at the local hospital knew anything about it. My husband called the university hospital near us, tried to explain everything going on, and asked for help. At the time, i was too sick to transfer, so the university doctor explained the use of high dose steroids, which i was given over several nights. When i was ‘with it’ enough, i went to the university hospital. Thank heavens! The neurologist there directs the care i receive in my town. University hospitals have higher levels of doctors than do local hospitals.
Can you at least call the medical center/university hospital and see what they say?