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Does anyone has constant buzzing/vibrating feels anywhere on body?

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Chatsworth, CA
December 18, 2018
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Members expressed relief at discovering they were not alone in experiencing mysterious buzzing or vibrating sensations throughout their... Read more

Members expressed relief at discovering they were not alone in experiencing mysterious buzzing or vibrating sensations throughout their bodies, often described as feeling like a low electrical current, a refrigerator hum, or radio static that runs through bones and is especially intense in hands and feet. Several members shared that the sensation worsens with movement or vibration (such as typing or driving), and one member's neurologist explained it as overactive or hypersensitive nerves, a common feature of fibromyalgia. A recurring theme was the frustration of describing such unusual symptoms to doctors who may not understand, coupled with the comfort of finding validation and shared experience within the community.

A MyFibroTeam Member

Man!!! This has been my number one annoying symptom since day one! It’s what sent me on my long journey of trying to figure out what’s going on! Buzzing/vibrating/humming??? It’s so HARD to describe the feeling! To me, it’s almost like you’re sitting too close to something with an electrical current. Like, a powerline or a powerbox or like a laptop that you can feel when it atarts working too hard. I say it’s like a low current of electricity. It almost feels like my bones are humming from the inside out. For me it almost feels like a weird buzzing or tickling sensation that I cant get to stop. It’s worse in my hands and even worse when I movw them super fast (like for typing on the computer). I first felt them in my feet. Sometimes it’s like I can feel it running down my shins. Occasionally I get them in my arms but it’s always focuses on the hands and feet mostly (which makes sense bc this is where our nerve endings are most sensitive). My neurologist said he’s heard it described that way before. He said he’s heard people describe all sorts of strange/odd sensations due to the nerves being overactive or super sensitive. Vibration makes mine worse too. In fact if im in the car on a long drive with mt feet on the floorboard, the vibrations from the road drive my legs nuts. I have to lift up my feet so I dont feel them!!!

December 19, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Hi thhere, yes most certainly.
For me it sounds like the radio trying to tune itself in. It's all that interference noice .
Or, in days when car radios weren't as hi tec!, it's the buzzing you would hear from the radio when you drive under a Pylon. Awwful, constant and prevents you trying to rest. X

December 19, 2018 (edited)
A MyFibroTeam Member

me too

December 19, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Oh my gosh. I do. Keep telling Dr about vibrating. My pain levels get so high my body vibrates. It feels like i got plugged in on high voltage. Sometimes

December 19, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have it on and off and I also have little zaps that feel like a shock, mostly in my face. I have feelings of something crawling on me at times too. It’s so weird.

December 19, 2018

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