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Members connected over the mysterious and difficult-to-describe sensation of internal buzzing or vibrating that feels like bones humming or a... Read more

Members connected over the mysterious and difficult-to-describe sensation of internal buzzing or vibrating that feels like bones humming or a guitar string vibrating inside the body, most commonly felt in the hands, feet, and long bones like the femur. Several members shared potential factors that seemed to help reduce the frequency of these sensations, including high-dose B12 and B-complex vitamins, staying well-hydrated, and addressing low potassium or sodium levels, though no one has received a definitive medical explanation for the cause. A recurring theme was the profound relief of finally finding others who understand this specific and isolating symptom, with many members describing it as similar to childhood growing pains affecting the entire body rather than the typical fibromyalgia skin-burning sensation.