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Members widely validated the experience of internal vibrations or tremors with fibromyalgia, describing it as an invisible shaking that feels... Read more

Members widely validated the experience of internal vibrations or tremors with fibromyalgia, describing it as an invisible shaking that feels like too much caffeine, an electric current, or a bed trembling beneath them, often worsening with stress or severe pain. Several members shared practical insights, including medications like Mirapex for restless leg syndrome that can help reduce tremors, beta blockers as a potential option, and recognizing that new medications may temporarily cause shakiness until the body adjusts. A recurring theme was the relief of finally being understood by others who share this strange and difficult-to-explain symptom, with many pointing to helpful resources on paresthesia and internal tremors specific to fibromyalgia.