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Internal vibrations: Anyone else experiencing this?
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Apr 6 8:03am | Replies (40)Comment receiving replies
I am curious too. I have something similar. I initially thought it was anxiety, but I had panic attacks in 1999 and it’s not like that. It’s more pervasive. It feels like a high intensity internally. An adrenaline rush is a good description of it. Like high pressure in my body. I’ve read some describe it as vibrations, but I wouldn’t describe mine like that. It’s severe intensity. I have checked my blood pressure during an episode before and it has always been normal! Odd. Blood sugar normal too. I have T1 diabetes. Well controlled.
I’m debating if I should start taking an SSRI and see if that helps. Neurologist prescribed it. I’m not sure what to do next. I also have taste/smell disorder, tingling/numbess in hands and feet. Not neuropathy, according to neurologist.
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I have similar issues. It comes on in the middle of the night preventing sleep. Since your pose have you found anything that helps?
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I had to have a skin biopsy before they accurately diagnosed me with neuropathy. Prior to that I had nerve conduction studies that showed nothing. I take 900mg of gabapentin an 120 mg of Cymbalta daily. I can't function without this. The long COVID clinic where I am a patient has been a lifesaver. I have POTS. I have the high and low blood pressure. I wear an abdominal binder which has helped a lot. I rarely pass out now. I take a low dose of high blood pressure medicine as my blood pressure can be insanely high. This is crazy. I have been researching the Vagus nerve as well. I have been told that Long COVID turned on bad genes in my body and all of my diagnosed issues are not curable, just have to attempt to manage/mitigate symptoms. Pressure changes destroy me even with all the medicine. Good luck. I have come to terms with my current normal and have learned ways to get through most days and stay in a better frame of mind. I wish us all success in finding cures or at least ways to mitigate the issues we have.