Having internal body vibrations/buzzing.

i just went to a physio who says i clench my teeth. He says to try moving my lower jaw a little forward to align my top and bottom teeth whenever i think of it and try and keep my jaw relaxed. apparently one side of my jaw has a much more pronounced muscle which may be contributing to my problems. try tensing your jaw muscles and see if one is bulkier than the other.

I am starting to think it is all to do with my neck and atlas joint.

I've also had this internal vibrating/buzzing in my neck and head for some months now. One neurologist had me on neurotins which didn't do anything by make me feel strange energetic sensations. I switched doctors and am pleased to say he pinpointed knots and super tight muscles in my neck and shoulders. Since going to physical therapy my symptoms have gotten much better. Deep massage made the buzzing much worse and was just too much. Sleep has been extremely difficult but also improving. He also suggested I use a low dose of ativan at night to get rest. Hope this helps.

Hi there. I have been having these inner shaker or buzzing for few years. It would come on and off and it was so bad, as you describe. I somehow worked out that I was chronically underslept. But this is the key - going to bed after 23h is too late. I had to go to bed before 22h in order to get the sleep i wanted which then settled the bussing. It's hard to fall asleep so early but if you keep trying your body will get used to it and eventually you fal asleep. Sleep before the midnight is really different and charges the body in a different way. It's due to a connection our body has with the vibrations of the elements of the Earth (will not go into long descriptions). Long time ago before electricity people used to go to bed shortly after the dawn and this charges the body differently.

I had problems of falling asleep so i used alternative means such as hot milk with organic honey (organic is very important as most normal honey is worst than not having it sadly - have bees so trust me I know about this), or tinctures made of howthorn (it's great for the nervous system, calming down and for the heart which causes i think these inner shaking), tea from lemon balm plant (it grows at the back of my garden), or calming essential oils in the evening (put in the burner or just 1-2 drops on your skin), ... there are many alternative things to help a good sleep. Looking into a screen (any screen even on mobile) 1-2 h before trying to fall asleep is also not great as the eyes don't get the signal they should switch off ... so basically try to get a very good and regular sleep from 21 or 22h (basically before 23h the best) and you will see that the internal zaps will slowly heal. Good luck and let me know whether it helped you. Light to all!

ps: the anxiety could also be caused by the chronic sleep (good sleep before 23h ideally) deficiency. When the nervous system gets weakened by the lack of sleep then it becomes too sensitive and have a lower ability to accept the normal flow of events. The key is to get a good sleep several days one after another, leave everything and just sleep. You might find out that it was that simple. I had to force myself since the panic attacks didn't allow me to leave things, i was almost thrown into hectically doing things but it was not in the right fashion, it was in a sort of frenzy. I had to break to circle by being strict and strong and just went to bed no matter what .... it really helped and if I do this there's no more anxiety or attacks. I really hope it will help you since i know how horrible and vulnerable one feels

i feel your pain! As soon as i drift off to sleep i feel like my heart gets slow and my head feels weird. I Also have the buzzing! Do your muscles feel like they are twitching?

Somtimes my heart feels like its beating fast, but when i check it, its only like 70-80 beats per minute! This is so aggravating!