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nicoletta69
nicoletta69

I've been having this vibration Buzzing feeling in my left breast. What can I do to stop this? Should I be concerned?

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  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee nicoletta69

    Posted

    Dont be concerned. This happens to lots of women and not only in the breast....you can feel this vibrating/buzzing feeling anywhere.   Its thought to be a tiny spasm of underlying muscles.....like the twitching you can get near the eye,and often associated with being overtired or a bit stressed. Try to get a few early nights.
    • EvyRN
      EvyRN Marina_Dee

      Posted

      I guess that makes sense. I have been very stressed. I had steroid neck injections last week and worried that he may have hit some weird nerve .

  • kris813
    kris813 nicoletta69

    Posted

    Hi Nicoletta6, Do you still have this issue.  I have the same thing under/in my left breast . Its like a fast vibration like a cell phone or maybe a twitching,  It happens to me every day all day long on and off.  It started about 2 or 3 month ago ..... Its kind of driving me crazysad
    • linda18578
      linda18578 kris813

      Posted

      what about night? do you feel it by night? mine went away for 2 monțhs but now it come back but i feel it more slowly than the first time. i have problems with my back and my doctor said to me that is possible to feel this because of my spine problems. i will have to take a MRI to see what is it. maybe herniated disc and because o that i may feel this strange thing. i hope we all be ok and find out what is it. so if you know that you have spine problems its ok to check it out. Happy holidays and all the best!

  • linda18578
    linda18578 nicoletta69

    Posted

    Hi!! I feel this about 2 weeks ago and its driving me crazy!!! It starts only when I walk and after I stop I feel it like 5 minutes and it stops. I cant belive that I feel this!!! You feel it by night? In this 2 weeks I felt it just 2 nights. Wish you all best and keep in touch, maybe one of us find a solution...Hope so...
  • EvyRN
    EvyRN nicoletta69

    Posted

    i have the same thing and it is driving me crazy. I have lots of back issues and after several fusions I have a constant nerve buzzing down my left leg . This sorta feels the same . I worry that it is some artery in my heart that is working overtime .

    • linda18578
      linda18578 EvyRN

      Posted

      hi! mine went away for 2 monțhs but now it come back but i feel it more slowly than the first time. i have problems with my back and my doctor said to me that is possible to feel this because of my spine problems. i will have to take a MRI to see what is it. maybe herniated disc and because o that i may feel this strange thing. i hope we all be ok and find out what is it. so if you know that you have spine problems its ok to check it out.

      the problem may be neurological.

      Merry Christmas!

  • angie72717
    angie72717 nicoletta69

    Posted

    I started feeling this 4 weeks ago. Did yours eventually sop on its own?

  • marguerite59309
    marguerite59309 nicoletta69

    Posted

    Hi I have only just joined this forum but i wanted to say that I have had those vibrations over the years Very worrying but although I had breast cancer 6 years ago I really don't think they are connected I had them over 20 years ago and also a few months ago Think its just a quirk of our bodies Mine feels like electricity vibrating through the breast tissue Please don't worry tho annoying as it is

  • joshuapryce1987
    joshuapryce1987 nicoletta69

    Posted

    It could be breast twitching. This happens when muscles contract. If it happens consistently then its best to speak to your GP. You could massage the breast.

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