Internal Body Tremors and Tinnitus

I am in similar situation, exactly sane things happened to me . The body tremors have started and I am scared do they increase in intensity ? I still have ear ringing which is constant. So scared don't know what is wrong neither the doctors

Does it get better ? I am in exact similar situation..does the tremors subside or get worse

Anyone find out what the internal tremors and a vibration tinnitus in one ear is and how to stop it. I have this about 2x a week for the past 2 months. Very uncomfortable and my ent said he never heard of this.

I don’t know what caused it for me but I wasn’t able to sleep because of rapid pulsing tinnitus an hour after I fell asleep and problems with my cpap. I think the insomnia triggered vibrations and migraines but not sure. I have had alot of people praying for me, started liquid IV, and the pain management doctor started me on amitriptyline for the migraines and gabapentin for nerve pain, and my BP had been elevated because of all the pain and lack of sleep, so also increased Lisinopril for that, and I’ve been sleeping better the last couple of nights and everything else seems to have improved. I’m going to go out and test the migraines this morning. I haven’t been able to work for a month.

I am happy to say that my tremors have gone away for now. I had covid in sept. 2023 and the tremors started the next month, Oct. I was admitted to the hospital for 5 days, every possible test was done and they found nothing. I pray they stay away.

Yes the internal pulsating I have has the medical pros stumped. I’ve done all the medical test and they all come back negative. So good luck! And let us know if you have success.

Is this pulsatile tinnitus? My ent said no but I'm not sure. Trying research this myself. Has anyone heard of an x39 stem cell patch? I know Alot of people personally who say they help with pain and tinnitus. This inner trembling or sensation is so uncomfortable and it's on the same side of my body as the motor vibrations in my right ear. Ent did tests in the office said all is good. Anyone use hearing aides that help or anything?

Can I ask how old you were with the onset?

My story is near same. I started experiencing this a few weeks post-Covid in January 2022. I searched my whole house, checked appliances, replaced the exterior HVAC unit, sealed the windows and more. Low frequency related fan noise amplified the situation for me. I was near convinced it was the stereo system from my next door neighbor who parties day and night in his garage which faces my house. That coupled with the fact my whole house is hardwood, seemed to make best sense I could fathom at the time. I went to a primary care doctor, a neurologist, and an ENT (I’m not military so they’re all the same it seems in their wishes for us lol). They all were dismissive and told me it was anxiety. As someone who has endured anxiety all of my life, I knew that it was not even close. More probable was they didn’t have an answer and were going with the nurse practitioner’s original diagnosis. I was, and remain, confident this was a neurological and/or vestibular impact caused by Covid. I saw a neurosurgeon for an unrelated issue, and discussed it with him. He agreed it could be a result of Covid because they are seeing many neurological impacts from the disease but they just don’t know enough about it yet to say for sure what all it can do. I took some Xanax for a few days just to be able to sleep but quickly stopped when I noticed it was making me emotional. No thanks. Eventually it subsided for the most part but I sold the house thinking it would be better to be in a quieter location. I went a whole year without this until last night. I had a respiratory infection (not Covid) this week that I’m nearly recovered from. Not sure if that’s caused a return or what. I didn’t sleep for a few days being sick and my right ear has been congested. I had frequent waking for two days then last night this full on returned with the tremor and pulsing in my back and arms. I am beside myself. I know for certain it’s internal without any question at this point but unfortunately I have no diagnosis. Noise cancelling headphones help some with the auditory component but the internal tremor still persists when wearing. I hope you are doing much better now and have an idea of the cause or a diagnosis. If so, please share! Take care.

Hello John mentor !!!!! I see from the date ,it is such a long time ago .I have tried and better tried to find my way around this ,probably very interesting ,and ,very helpful site /sites ,???but ,my U.K brain ,is not up to complicated excursions just to share the odd word or two , It is by sheer luck and frustration ,that I found you .I have replied to one or two people ,but , I have the feeling that my way of dealing with aches and pains and strange illnesses ,,,I have a couple ,does not fit the serious minded ,I try and ,usually succeed ,with squeezing the life out of problems with my
attitude of mind ,by telling them all to "PUSH OFF" .and eat wine gums .!!!!!! Which my Gist tumour also enjoys . So ,a Yorkshire expression is applicable ,,,,,, Ta Ra then
Jacqui