Having internal body vibrations/buzzing.

I am so relieved I found this forum. I have had this feeling for a few years now and it's literally driving me crazy! I feel this painless almost pounding , buzzing or vibrating feeling in my head. It seems to be worse in the morning. I take 2mg estrace dsiky, had a total hysterectomy in 2012 and I'm almost 44. I am literally always a nervous wreck and worried sick. 😕 The latter has been controlling my life lately. I almost feel scared constantly. I also have pretty severe dreprssion on these days. No offense ladies, but I'm glad I'm not alone. My dr too says "oh that's weird, never heard of that" ughhhh 

Hi! I’m glad I found this. Last year almost exactly I started having this “buzzy” feeling. Hard to describe but close to what I’m reading here. At the beginning of/right before my period I would this. Like I’m near some kind of electric current. Slight buzzing. 

One day last year while I was driving I had this stranger feeling like my body got very heavy. I can only describe it as a feeling of going up an elevator really fast. This scared the hell out of me and caused some very fast heart rate, and caused a fight or flight mode which was super scary.  It happened the next month around the start of my period. Last year I got blood work done, heart halter monitor, and a treadmill stress test. Everything was fine. 

I got that buzzy feeling around the time of the month. Felt better a few days into it. Wasn’t so bad and I dealt with. 

I did decide to lose some weight and get excercise. I’ve lost 30 lbs. 

Then last week I felt buzzy — out of no where on Friday I got the heavy feeling. Still had the same fight of flight but I was more calm. Wasn’t that bad. Then all day Monday I had that buzz feeling at work. To the point my face felt a little tingly. Then Tuesday evening the heavy feeling came back. 

Then to the day I was back at the doctors office trying to explain my symptoms. They did a full blood work and all looks normal. They want to do an ultra sound on my gall bladder area. 

Afterwards I feel so sleepy. 

Has anyone else felt that heavy/fast elevator going up feeling along with this buzziness?

I’m 40 years old. 

Thanks in advance. 

TR. 

She wants to set up a surgery consult. 

Have any of you experienced this as part of trying to figure out the issue. I’m told it is seen quite a bit in women 40+ years, and somewhat related to hormones. 

So grateful to have found this discussion where other people understand about this internal vibration.  I am 56 and completed menopause at age 52.  These vibrations just started about 6 to 8 months ago.  I have suffered terrible insomnia for at least 10 years, and this past year the insomnia got so much worse because I kept being jolted awake by bursts of adrenaline every single time I dozed off.  The adrenaline bursts were eventually joined by internal buzzing / tremors / electrical pulsing, and only during the night when I tried to sleep.  I started with my family doctor and moved on to my gyno, a cardiologist and an endocrinologist, all of whom said they'd never heard of any of these symptoms, which is so awful to tell patients that when there are forums like this out here proving many people DO tell their doctors this stuff.  They all wanted me to take drugs for anxiety, depression (what?) and/or beta-blockers to slow my heart rate.  It was clear they all thought I was some nervous basket case.  Thankfully I went to see an Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat specialist for a totally unrelated issue and mentioned these symptoms to him. He told me it sounded like I had sleep apnea and convinced me to go to a sleep lab.  Sure enough, I have very bad sleep apnea, and every time I start to doze off, I stop breathing, which of course makes my body panic, release bursts of adrenaline and wake up.  These endless nights of nodding off and being "suffocated" back awake had set me up for some serious anxiety.  I am now using a CPAP machine, and believe me, I didn't want to, and I still have a love-hate relationship with this thing two months in, BUT, I'm getting some decent, restorative sleep most nights now and the waking up to bursts of adrenaline have stopped.  HOWEVER, the internal vibrations have not.  In fact, they have started coming during the day as well as when I am waking from sleep at night. I really believe now that the vibrations are unrelated to the adrenaline bursts and sleep apnea.  The other day at work I was in an office meeting with 25 other people and I would have sworn the floor was bouncing up and down.  I even asked the woman next to me if she felt the building shaking.  You can imagine the strange look I got.  I realized after a few minutes when nobody else was reacting that the vibration and "bouncing" was inside of me.  It takes a whole lot of talking to oneself to remain in control and act "normal" during something like that.  I wanted to run out of the meeting, go home and pull the covers over my head.  It can feel like you're losing your mind.  At this point in time I am not bringing this vibration thing to any of the doctors because they put me through enough most of last year (from June 2016 through Dec 2016) with their doubt and pill-pushing when what I had was sleep apnea.  That is why I'm so happy to find a place like this where we can share our stories and maybe help each other find answers. Thank you ALL for everything you share.  It helps so much.