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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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 have a lot of these symptoms, I also have ataxia, balance issues. I have a condition called superficial siderosis caused be a Brian bleed somewhere in my past. It took me years for someone to find it, less than 300 cases in US. It was found in a MRI of my head. Problems we my feet hearing, eyesight, memory, heading to dementia.

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I have had what feels like subtle internal vibration in my body for perhaps 3 years. When this first began i would notice it during times of deep relaxation like just before sleep or just waking from sleep. They were most noticeable on my back and almost exclusively occurred when lying on my back. At times these were so subtle that I would question their existence. Lately these have become stronger and more perceptible and include other parts of my body. They are not unpleasant and may even be pleasurable and i find my self staying still with curiosity. They have never felt bad and I believe they are related to a deeper awareness of my body and at some level a connection to what exists beyond my body. I know some of this sound s a bit woo woo but it is the sense I have. I stumbled on these posts of others seeking a medical reason for these internal vibrations. Some of you have other symptoms which may be part of a neurological condition, but i am curious of those who experience these subtle sensations without any other symptoms. These have accompanied a greater self awareness on my end and i find myself with more compassion and love of others.

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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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Can you tell us what it was and how it was resolved?

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Karen Fuentes I Karen I was reading ur post I'm not sure the same for 6 months I wake up weather it's 4am or 6 or 7. With a 45 minute shaking inside more like a nervous fast vibration and it suddenly fades I do get a twitch where my thumb connects to my hand here a d there. It's very weird..
Noone can explain it had some mri but nothing... worried

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Yes I was told it was anxiety also they put me on gabapentin and Valiums and I still have them 24/7 this is been going on a little over 3 months well it's hitting the four-month mark almost now no help no diagnosis ugh

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I was reading ur post I'm not sure the same for 6 months I wake up weather it's 4am or 6 or 7. With a 45 minute shaking inside more like a nervous fast vibration and it suddenly fades I do get a twitch where my thumb connects to my hand here a d there. It's very weird.. seems mostly to go away.
Noone can explain it had some mri but nothing... worried

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My son feels like there is a raft or excavator constantly moving the house and recently had episodes where he thinks he is falling but laying down then has a panic attack. White matter disease

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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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Have you asked about menopause and HRT?

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I was reading ur post I'm not sure the same for 6 months I wake up weather it's 4am or 6 or 7. With a 45 minute shaking inside more like a nervous fast vibration and it suddenly fades I do get a twitch where my thumb connects to my hand here a d there. It's very weird.. seems mostly to go away.
Noone can explain it had some mri but nothing... worried

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You are the same as me except for thumb twitch. I also have bad sciatica. I wonder is it my heart?

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Yes I have internal vibrations. They cause a lot of concern for people with Fibromyalgia. They are caused by the Central Nervous System.

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I have internal vibrations, but I have multiple sclerosis. Mine occur mainly when falling asleep or as I am waking. They’ve also awakened me in the night. From what I have read, they aren’t harmful and may have something to do with the central nervous system. That would make sense in my situation since MS is a central nervous system disorder.

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