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Has anyone experienced internal vibrations?

Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: Sep 29 9:08am | Replies (901)

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@martinaston

When you refer to "CSS", are you talking about Churg-Strauss syndrome (CSS) as a possible cause of these internal vibrations? MAYO CLINIC describes that condition here: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/churg-strauss-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20353760 Perhaps you were referring to a different "CSS" condition instead? By the way, there are two internal vibrations/internal tremors groups on facebook, but one of them is for the during-sleep-only type of vibrations and the other is for internal tremors, more generally (24/7 vibrations). It is amazing how so many people got these vibrations from post-covid long-hauling. Mine started with a different cause, but there really has been an uptick this past year, it would appear. My vibrations only happen during sleep. Thank you in advance for your answers, experiences and input!

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@martinaston Hello there! Thank you for joining the conversation about vibrations/tremors. CSS is Central Sensitization Syndrome, a nervous system disorder where the brain amplifies signals from the body via the spinal cord. CSS can also play role in chronic fatigue syndrome. Basically, CSS an umbrella to many syndromes like fibromyalgia, neuropathy, POTS, migraine, etc....

Perhaps this video by Mayo Clinic's Dr. Sletten will be of help to you:


I looked back at some of your posts to learn a bit about what brings you to Connect. I honestly have to say that you sir, are a prime candidate for CSS. Your detailed account of your health journey very much resembled mine. Confusion after confusion, with doctors coming up empty on solid findings. Will you please let me know your thoughts after watching the video?