Has anyone experienced internal vibrations?

You and I have the very same symptoms. It started around age 35 after a bariatric surgery and got progressively worse until I had to retire from teaching at age 55. I have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, rheum. arthritis (no crippling), and polymalgia rheumatica. The internal tremors have recently started and I have begun testing with a neurologist again. I really believe they have not identified the real cause to this point. You are not alone.

Yes I have the vibrations. Dr. Said it was meniers. Terrible horrific ringing with a submarine clinking sound.

I have that once in a while, very subtle so not enough to be concern.

Patients who have long COVID or were injured by the vaccines are reporting internal vibrations and/or paresthesia. You may see their comments in the Covid section of Mayo Connect. To learn more about vaccine injuries, you could join the Neuro V Long-Haulers Facebook group.

I experience them frequently. It feels as if your entire body is vibrating inside, and there is nothing evident on the outside. It's just this internal shaking! I have a PD.and I feel it originates from that. I assume you haven't, as you did not mention it in your post - when I get it usually passes in an hour. It comes about mainly in the mornings as soon as I wake up. It is annoying, and it feels that I am ultra-sensitive to any stimuli that wreak havoc with my nervous system. Do yoga and ground yourself. Iyengar yoga works for me. It's all about grounding and holding each pose for a long time, which keeps the internal body strong. Calm. I hope this helps.

There are many health conditions that can cause internal vibrations, I believe. You just need to figure out which underlying condition is causing it for you.

Nazzi, you wrote, "I have a PD and I feel it originates from that." By "PD", do you mean that you have Parkinson's Disease?

If you look at the comments on the "internal tremors" and "sleep vibrations" groups on Facebook, you will see that a whole host of medical conditions are associated with internal vibrations, whether yours happen 24/7 or only during sleep or waking. I hope you find some answers soon!

Yes, PD. But it's my new normal. I've lived with it for ten years; I'm on meds---and do yoga, meditation, workout with a trainer, physio, and acupuncture. It seems to keep the disease from progressing. Too quickly, when I'm ON, I'm fine. When
OFF can't move, and I slump. It sucks. There are no two ways about it.

I have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and also have internal vibrations when I accidentally eat a food or foods with histamine. It took a long time to find a Dr who knew what it is and how to test for it.

For the last two years, I have noticed when just falling asleep or only being asleep a few minutes and being woken up, my chest will hurt, maybe kind of hard to breathe a bit and then I will just lay there and shake…like I am in an earthquake, but I know my body isn’t moving. It feels like the craziest thing. It doesn’t happen all the time, but when it does…it feels really bad. My chest just doesn’t feel right. When I tell doctors, they don’t really know what it means and don’t have any answers for me. Also two years ago I developed tonsil stones, yeast overgrowth around the outside of my nose, excessive sweating that smelled horrible, found out I have a heart condition where blood spurts back up every now and then, AND the inability to lose weight even though I continued my exercise and eating right. The sweating has stopped, but everything else has stayed the same..worsening and getting better. Oh and before that, I would have episodes of fast heart rate and feeling like the sides, or one side, of my temple was swelling..making it feel like my face would go numb sometimes. Those symptoms haven’t happened in about a year. But…is it all connected? Does anyone else have these symptoms with the internal earthquakes?

Vibrations internally from the bottom of my feet to the back accompanied by roaring in my ears along with hissing. No vertigo.