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Internal vibrations with joint and bone pain

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timothyzois
timothyzois

I'm a 52 year old man with body buzzing to the arms hands legs and bones always hurt, the rheumatologist is tried everything you can't figure out what's wrong I have high inflammation number no indicators of rheumatoid arthritis.

Any help would be appteciated

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  • Magpie2me
    Magpie2me timothyzois

    Posted

    Have you tried any kind of nerve relaxant like a mild antidepressant which might help? Also I am a big believer in Natural Collagen Powder for our pain and better movement. Omega 3’s in fish oil is very good also for the nervous system and our overall well being. It sounds more like a nerve problem with the buzzing or vibration sensation Tim.  Just a few thoughts. Maggie
    • Magpie2me
      Magpie2me timothyzois

      Posted

      Well if they are not really helping Tim, perhaps weaning yourself off of these particular meds may be for the best. Sometimes the side effects are as bad as the initial health complaint. Perhaps trying a more Holistic approach may help. Acupuncture can have amazing beneficial effects and there is also Bowen treatments which is a very gentle manipulation of tissue but that has a powerful effect on the overall health. Other options would certainly be worthwhile if meds are not helping. Hoping you find some appropriate solutions Tim. Keep up the search and don’t despair. There will be an answer. Maggie
  • jude87739
    jude87739 timothyzois

    Posted

    Hi  

    I have had this, especially in my legs and feet i likened it to a mobile phone buzzing on vibrate !

    really wierd     

    i have not had it recently, on lyrica and amitriptylene at moment 

    same as you all tests normal exept one test showing inflammation up

  • DawnRenee
    DawnRenee timothyzois

    Posted

    I also on occasion get this in my feet only.  I recently heard about Tumeric (vitamin) and started taking it at night.. I feel so much better and no more buzzing! I think I bought it at Walmart for like $5.00. I also take Lyrica, Cymbalta, and Vitamin D.
  • Magpie2me
    Magpie2me timothyzois

    Posted

    Yes as Renee mentions, Turmeric is a real asset to Fibromyalgia symptoms. I have been taking it in stirfries for years. Health experts say it is best heated in oil. Vitamin D is essential as well. One of the most important vitamins for us. Sunbaths are both comforting and a good source. Hope you feel better soon Tim. Maggie
  • barb76971
    barb76971 timothyzois

    Posted

    Vitamin B deficiency can cause a buzzing sensation anywhere on the body.  I always know when I have not been taking my B Complex because I get a buzzing, very rhythmic, in my feet or hands.
  • DebbieHurts
    DebbieHurts timothyzois

    Posted

    I have Polymyalgia Rheumatica as well as Fibromyalgia.  You might mention PMR to your dr and test your rate of inflammation.  The treatment for PMR is prednisone, a bad steroid, but other treatments, like your cymbalta do not work on PMR.
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