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Body vibrations when falling asleep or waking?

Sleep Health | Last Active: Jun 14 6:52pm | Replies (402)
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@bjmetz

Hello, I am a 34f Canadian, at his began happening to me after I received my covid vaccine. Only happens upon waking, when my body is coming out of sleep, my chest gently vibrates for about 2-3 minutes or until I wake or go back to sleep. When I am conscious of it, it stalls” every few seconds or so with my heartbeat. No idea what it is, I don’t like it though 🙁

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | May 8, 2023

Hello @bjmetz, Sorry to hear you have side effects from the COVID vaccine. I'm wondering if you might find the following discussion helpful:
-- Any tips to help recovery for a COVID Long-Hauler?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/long-hauler/.

You might want to report the COVID vaccine side effects if you haven't done it already.
-- Reporting Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI) in Canada: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/immunization/reporting-adverse-events-following-immunization/form.html.

Have you reported the adverse side effects? -

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carol1024 | @carol1024 | May 8, 2023

Omg....I'm keeping a journal since 2019 and I document "vibrations with pauses". I rate them on scale 1-10 and if they are like a 3 or 4 I can usually go back to sleep. If they are above that, I have to get up before they stop but yes it's so weird because the pauses coincide with your heartbeat. PLEASE isn't there somebody out there that's willing to take on this challenge to help find out what these internal vibrations are?
I didn't receive covid shot, ever. So they can start and rule out things. There HAS to be a common factor.
It's the vibrations that wake you up so there's really no telling how long they were going on before you actually wake up. I thought one of my cats jumped on the bed one night and I woke up and realized it was me vibrating. I had to get up they were at a level 10. They happen only AFTER I have been asleep.

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carol1024 | @carol1024 | May 12 2:48am

Yeah I call those vibrations with pauses because it feels like your heart actually stops for that brief second. I would LOVE it if someone could do a study of some sort. Mine isn't covid related because I haven't received a vaccine nor have I had covid.

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