Has anyone experienced internal vibrations?

I had internal vibrations. My hips would vibrate. I thought it was my phone on vibrate in my pant pocket. I looked to my right and observed my phone. It was not in my pant pocket. This happened a lot. I was subsequently diagnosed with Essential Tremors due to obvious shakes in my hands. Is it related or a precursor I do not know. I was put on Primidone for the tremors. Everything appears to have settled down. Very frustrating to say the least.

@novajeff Hi, no I haven’t had any recent trauma or illness that I can think of. Spine MRIs came back clean. Just finished my 2nd EMG, but will wait to hear from the doctor. The main thing I’m experiencing at the moment is facilitations in both legs and heavy spasms in my left elbow. I also get this weird sore ish sensation in the area between my thumb and index finger in both arms, as if I had carpal tunnel. But I know I don’t. Sadly I upped the dosage of gabapentin to 3x300 MG a day but I feel like it’s not working anymore. At first I could sleep fine but now I got the vibrations back again when I try to sleep. In addition to the vibrations did you also ever experience your hands/feet going numb when trying to fall asleep?

@escribe

Still shocks me how similar symptoms are with this from person to person. I also had the hand pain. It was disturbing. I also had the very easily falling sleep arms. It caused me to clench my elbows in my sleep and it would pinch my ulnar nerve and I’d wake up with an absolutely dead rubber chicken arm.

Thankfully the hands are 90% resolved and the ulnar sensitivity is gone.

I have NO IDEA what that internal vibration is but I'm so glad to see some others have had this experience. For awhile I thought there was a short in the electrical outlet behind the head of my bed, which is butted right up against it. I jumped out of bed and pulled it away from the wall - to no avail. Those little electrical-like impulses still show up at night, from time to time. Not particularly "Good Vibrations" I'm afraid.
I do also have fibromyalgia.

@milz I have those vibrations are there I think they're called tremors a mine has been since I started taking pregabalin after my doctor changed me off Gabapentin for my diabetic neuropathy pain I'm having other side effects from pretty gambling and interactions I guess you would say or night sweats and my neuropathy is spreading to my upper body or have I believe I've been told by my doctor that place on my ribs and back is a common place for neuropathy

@mermaid1935 I have had slight and vibration in my legs over 10 years ago at one time just one experience but lately since I've been on pregabalin for neuropathy and I also take clonazepam for anxiety and I've been having internal Tremors that even wake me up

Unfortunately, for women, perimenopause and menopause come with a host of symptoms that most doctors are unaware of or don't take seriously. I had all the expensive tests since I have tingling, legs aching, and internal vibrations, which were ruled out for other conditions. I was diagnosed with essential tremors (my dad had it). For me, it feels like my cell phone is buzzing. It doesn't happen very often, but it only happens in my hip and upper leg. I am assuming it is part of menopause for me. I am 54. Healthy living does help, so it involves eating anti-inflammatory foods, exercising regularly, maintaining a balanced diet, getting adequate sleep, and practicing effective stress management. Stress management is a big one. I feel like I need to be perfect in my wellness just to feel like I used to when I was younger. It is a lot of work, so far it has been worth it. I recognize the connection between symptoms and the healthy activities I now need to engage in.