Has anyone experienced internal vibrations?

Posted by redladyjoni @redladyjoni, Nov 26, 2018

I started having the only way I can explain it is internal vibrations. I've had them for 3 months now, I went to t hihe ER and they told me it was anxiety. A doctor diagnosed me at a clinic as having Lyme disease I've started a 21-day prescription of Doxycycline I'm on day 7. I went to a psychiatrist a week ago to get something because of my nerves are just over the brink. He prescribed me Gabapentin and Valium I've only been on them a few days.
Has anyone experienced these internal vibrations?I have them almost 24/7 chest neck stomach from the hips down. I have more lab tests that should be in today, but the doctor's office said that they would not call unless there was some abnormality in the lab work.

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Profile picture for evergreen2022 @evergreen2022

Yes, they do. Have they considered Parkinson's Disease? I am not a dr and this is not a recommendation. Just wondered.

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My mother had Parkinson's and my sister and I got DNA tested for it. We do not carry the gene, thank goodness. My husband seems to have early symptoms.

At first, I was told that it was familial tremors but it's my whole body. I didn't have them this AM. No uneasy thoughts either.

Thank you for responding.

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Profile picture for evergreen2022 @evergreen2022

I just wanted to tell you a couple of things, first, I have had Fibromyalgia since I was in my thirties. I have taken Cymbalta for that, and Mirapex for Restless legs. They then added Gabpentin. I developed tremors when I had surgery in 2017. I did not have them when I end to surgery but I certainly had them when I got out. And of course, I told all my Drs to know avail.

At any rate, THESE vibrations are new to me, about a year, and they are so different than tremors. Get help for Fibro at least you will feel better. I hope. Fingers crossed for you. As for me, when the neurologist's PA spared me ten minutes to tell me my PD tests were normal, she ushered me OUT the door with no discussion of the tremors, a future visit etc. Not PD, I guess that is all they handle.

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Hi! So sorry u are going through the internal tremors. I also am going through the internal tremors. My gastro laughed and told me it’s anxiety! I didn’t find it funny. I’ve been through a lot of tests & they come back normal. So now I’m going the natural way. Taking magnesium and seeing an acupuncturist. She told me drs don’t understand the tremors and don’t know what to do about them. She told me it’s the nerve endings. Keeping my fingers crossed this helps. My tremors are in my trunk and go up to my mouth. My face gets tingling & red. It’s a very uncomfortable feeling.

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My mother had Parkinson's and my sister and I got DNA tested for it. We do not carry the gene, thank goodness. My husband seems to have early symptoms.

At first, I was told that it was familial tremors but it's my whole body. I didn't have them this AM. No uneasy thoughts either.

Thank you for responding.

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I have had Fibromyalgia a very long time. Although the neurologist sent me out the door quickly when I did not have PD, if you read this interesting article, Fibro is a neurological disease. Doctors still do not want to deal with it. Anxiety? Oh, yes, plenty. But that does not cause the tremors.

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The 4th day after my covid vaccine I started with head tremors. They may not be related at all but yesterday, I started feeling internal lower abdomen vibrations/ sensations. I was thinking it was my bladder? Either way, I'm perplexed as to what it might be. Should I be worried?

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Profile picture for crankyunicorn68 @crankyunicorn68

Pain everywhere, swelling, numbness & tingling mostly in my legs and feet, extreme fatigue, vision and speech issues, trouble walking and balance is off, constipation and urgency to urinate to the point that I sometimes have accidents. I can't think straight most of the time, trying to type this is difficult. We have a Mayo Clinic here in Wisconsin, it's about three hours north from where I am in Janesville, WI. I have to change my HMO come October in order to see a specialist there.

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I know it has been a long time since you posted this but I was just checking to see if you were ever diagnosed? Was it possibly Multiple Sclerosis? Is so did they determine the vibrations were due to the MS?

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I just saw my 2nd neurologist who informed me I had undiagnosed fibromyalgia and that my nerves have been hyperactive relaying pain messages and this is the feeling I’m having. My Rheumatologist says I have to see a fibromyalgia specialist. Not sure what to do at this point. Gabapentin doesn’t help. Baclofen helps so I can fall asleep but I often still wake up a few hours later. I did feel for a time this might be diet related but I’m not sure anymore. I’m not sure of anything anymore. Just want an answer. Good luck on your journey.

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I’m not a doctor but I have these too. I have had them for a while. I thought they were related to my MS but I am starting to question that. Once again I say I am not a doctor but I do take baclofen but I also take another muscle relaxer called tizanidine. It helps me sleep better than baclofen. If I wake up I take a 2nd dose. As long as it has been 4 hours since my fist dose. I take this medication along with the baclofen but I have MS. You may only need one medication. This is just a suggestion. I hope it helps. Good luck.

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I’m not a doctor but I have these too. I have had them for a while. I thought they were related to my MS but I am starting to question that. Once again I say I am not a doctor but I do take baclofen but I also take another muscle relaxer called tizanidine. It helps me sleep better than baclofen. If I wake up I take a 2nd dose. As long as it has been 4 hours since my fist dose. I take this medication along with the baclofen but I have MS. You may only need one medication. This is just a suggestion. I hope it helps. Good luck.

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I have taken baclofen to help me get to sleep but never tried a 2 nd dose 4 hours later. I do notice now that the weather is warming up my vibrations are not as intense yet never go away. Thanks for your response. I’ll try this as mine does say I can take every 4 as needed.

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I am new to this forum and I’m not sure if you are still having the issue, I had a similar situation for two years and it was finally resolved. I realize your post is nine months old I’m just curious if you’re still having the same vibration issue.

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How was it resolved?

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I have vibrations. Started 6 months ago. No medicine nor surgical actions concurrent with onset. Gone when I get up in the am but Increase during the day. Some days awful some days moderate. Seeing a neurologist in two months after 7 month wait. Any help here?

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Profile picture for cathy514 @cathy514

yes I have them all day every and cannot get diagnosed 2 neurologist same office say anxiety it is NOT anxiety no reslove I am miserable and have tinnitus too

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i just wake up to my right hand internal vibration for about a hour or less only in morning, then it passes i went to my neurologist. he didnt know. i had a mid cases of transverse myelitis 20 years ago but the symptoms never changed since my first bout 20 or more years. i gad general anxiety take xanax .5 3x a day 25 years. helps little, tinnitus 20 years but used to that... this new wakening in the morning scares me. i went to endchronologist but nothing?

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