Having internal body vibrations/buzzing.
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I've been experiencing these body vibrations/buzzing for about 2 months now. It started out mostly at night waking me up between 1am to 4am..if I try to sleep through it it gets worse and even into my head. I've had several really bad mornings where its been so bad I get out of bed in a panic wondering what is wrong...of course this has lead to very little sleep the last couple months. Lately it goes on all day too. At night I can "calm" it with a glass of wine but only to wake up vibrating again. I've been taking anxiety meds and they have no effect. Tried muscle relaxers and they have no effect. I've changed my diet and taking vitamins with no effect. I'm 50 years old and pre pausel as I've had on full period I'm 7 months. Im so tired of dealing with this. Anyone else having this same thing? If so what have they done about it?.I have a doctors app. in two days.
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kay98250
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Update...so I finally get my blood tests back and everything was fine. Again my doctor specified she couldn't find anything specific on body vibrations.and menapause. She said I was already on something for anxiety so couldn't be that. I told her how violent my vibrations had been the last couple of days..(waking up like I was laying on top of a washing machine spinning on highes cycle). That was followed by a hmmm,,,well she put me on Clonidine for restless leg syndrom but warned me it will drop my blood pressure. I had to tell her I thought I had high BP anyways...so she looked through my file and said...oh..yeah you do...so this might help with that too. My body has been vibrating all day so I took my first pill...not ready for bed but couldn't take it anymore. I just want one night of good sleep without vibrations!. .
lindathepinda kay98250
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Thanks for the update Kay, was just reading the topic on internal vibrations on the Dutch menopause forum. It seems to be a quite frequent complaint since a few hundred shared their experiences about the vibrations.
One woman wrote about two homeopathic medicines she got from her GP (who seems to know about menopause causing these vibrations) and it worked very well: no more vibrations and no more waking up in the middle of the night! She didn't mention which compounds she used but I'm trying to find out. Her post is quite old so I hope she's still on there.
Another woman wrote about getting rid of the vibrations by using a tailor-made Bach flower formula.
I guess we need to find a natural solution if we can't use HRT.
kay98250 lindathepinda
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kay98250 lindathepinda
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Update...so a couple more weeks into the body vibrations. Not one night without them..they get worse as I lay there trying to sleep through them till I finally just get out of bed. Days like today they continue through out the day too. My doctor has prescribed me a RLS med three days ago but has failed to call it in so I haven't got to try it. Other than that she says she can not help me anymore...ugh.
bumblebee85 kay98250
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Despite what drs say just putting internal vibrations and menopause into google this symptoms is on many forums so like you all i beg to differ. I had terrible internal bouncing and external tremors along with head zaps. I had both propranolol and diazepam which I took intermittently. They helped slightly, but I hate to say it nothing completely got rid of it but maybe may it a bit more bearable on the really bad days. This symptom drove me round the bend. With time it gradually became less and less and then around 6-7 months post meno it went. My honest opinion is its hormones and meds may lessen it but as they are dropping nothing really stops it completely. Keep going ladies it will get better x
susan17350 kay98250
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stephanie61318 lindathepinda
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Hello!
Did you ever find the herbs that helped?
I am 45... Just started tremors right as I am falling asleep. Panic attacks, hot rushes of feeling through my chest. This is horrible but I don't want to do HRT. My last period was 6 months ago.
Thank you!
angela97304 stephanie61318
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I found the hormone diet book by Natasha turner helped me with peri-menopause symptoms. But from these surgeries. I had to find a different combination.
I go to cryotherapy (where they freeze my fibromyalgia and healing of spine with better blood flow). I also do myofascial work for the fibromyalgia.
Regards to sleeping my best cocktail of herbs is the following: I take 2 magnesium pills by megafood, 2 valerian root (500MG), 2 Sundown L-theanine stress formula and 3 mg of melatonin. If I wake up, I can usually get back to sleep or I get up and take another L-theanine.
Of course, when I am really bad, I then have to take a 5 mg of pharmaceutical muscle relaxer (but I use those far and inbetween).
If you are waking up from hot flashes, I found vitex works, but every person is different. Reminder, some herbs take a couple weeks to 2 months to work.
I find I am getting less and less vibration and more tolerable. But this has taken me months to get to this point because of the severity of my neck/jaw issues.
angela97304 stephanie61318
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PS: cranial sacral also helped me. I have come to the conclusion that I need to now address the energy flow. It is stuck in so many places on me. That’s why Cryofit helps blood flow and healing, myofascial work is the electric grid in the body and the TMJ/atlas/Spine is the brain/spine connection with cranial sacral.
Jstjude kay98250
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Sleep Apnea is the number one cause of vibrations. Ask your primary doctor to refer you for a sleep study. If it is confirmed do the treatment. You can develop things far worse than vibrations. You can damage your heart. All the best to you.
kay98250
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Update: Three medications later...Nothing takes it away. The vibrations have lessoned a bit from earthquake to idle so I can sleep a couple hours through them most of the time. .
I do have a basket full of herbs and supplements that I can't even pronounce left to try that I bought last week...I'm thinking it is just going to take some time to get through this and can't believe there isn't more information .on the net. Some talk
but no cure
lindathepinda kay98250
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Thanks for the update Kay, I'm sorry that nothing works for you yet, hopefully there is something useful in your basket!
I took a dive into hormone replacement therapy and it has become clear to me that bioidentical hormones, issued through plasters, can be a safe and effective remedy for our complaints. I've read several medical research papers about it which are all very clear about the positive effect and safety of this treatment.
Unfortunately the average doctor still prescribes synthetic hormones in pill form, and the wrong hormone (only estrogen), so I ordered some natural progesterone in cream form (which works about the same as the plasters). A well known (female) gynacologist who is specialized in perimenopause also recommends this so I'm confident it can't do any harm.
(She unfortunately has a waiting list of 8 (!) months so i can't get it through her).
The stuff will arrive in 2 weeks and I'm really looking forward to trying this.
I'll let you know if it works or not, meanwhile hang in there, I hope your sleep keep improving. We need our rest don't we, during this awfully bumpy ride:-s
tina54390 kay98250
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Hello kay98250 I'm wondering if your still having symptoms? I started maybe a year ago with the same symptoms. I would lie down to sleep and just doze off when I'd get a tingling all over my body then this annoying vibration maybe adrenaline and it would have me wide awake for hours. Not sure if I get too tired and fall asleep by 3am or I just deal with it and fall asleep but either case it's an aweful feeling to not be able to sleep. Well it use to happen once a month in the beginning but now it's happened 4days straight. I do take ativan as needed an i can sleep through it when I take it but it's not something they want you to take daily. What ever can this be?
marjorie_48107 lindathepinda
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Waiting to hear how this works! I'm going crazy with all these symptoms. 😞
karin95553 marjorie_48107
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tina54390 karin95553
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Your Dr. says it's part of menopause? I had a nurse tell me all my problems were menopausal and I could agree except I have never missed a period. Like ever. Ugh
karin95553 tina54390
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tina54390 karin95553
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karin95553
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meghan20151 karin95553
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That doesn't help the lady that is 27 and having vibrations. I ouldnt know about the periods, I haven't had one since 2 years ago when I had surgery, but I was told blood work showed normal hormone levels and not pre-menopausal then. But I guess I could be now, I'm 43. I was scared I was getting exposed to my husbands testosterone somehow, glad to hear it might be menopausal, but why is this so unfamiliar with doctors I wonder?
tina54390 meghan20151
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marjorie_48107 karin95553
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veronica23351 marjorie_48107
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angela97304 veronica23351
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Veronica do you have an atlas chiropractor in your area?
angela97304 veronica23351
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jennimedacre tina54390
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Yes! I actually ended up in this forum desperate for answers regarding my husband’s symptoms. He experiences everything described in the original post & all the comments, except of course the menstruation or menopausal lack thereof. He is 43 & this has been going on for nearly 5 years. He has been diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis but we are looking for a solution other than Synthroid... which is not a solution to autoimmune disease at all, only a cover-up.
Jstjude meghan20151
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I dis a lot of research on this and found that sleep apnea was the number one cause of vibrations ask your doctor to refer you to a sleep study. If positive then get treatment please. All the best to you pass the word.