internal tremors

[Lorelle09]

Do any of you experience internal tremors? I feel this like buzzing feeling in my upper torso, arms and feet. It’s strange feeling. I have not been diagnosed yet. I have an MRI on Wednesday.

[Xvettech]

yes, I feel what I call tingling in my hands and feet

[jimeka]

Hi, I hope everything goes well on Wednesday. I get tremors down my right side, but I have restless leg syndrome so I don’t know if it’s the ms or not, blessings Jimeka 🙂

[Lorelle09 in reply to jimeka]

thank you. I hope so too. Will post update.

[NorasMom]

I get "crawling bugs" under the skin on my forearms, and sometimes there's a vague painless electrical vibration in various parts of my body. I've found that it's much worse when there's a real vibrating sound nearby, whether that's a jackhammer, helicopter, lawnmower, or something similar. It's weird, but when I'm actually handling a mixer, food processor, or hair dryer, there's only a 50/50 chance that I'll get the same sensation.

[Fancy59 CommunityAmbassador]

Lorelle09, I get a lot of internal tremors. I've never really thought of them that way but it's exactly what they feel like. I've always considered them related to or caused by my spasticity. It's where your muscles contract and cut off the fluid supply to them and they refuse to stretch or relax so the tremor stop. Your best bet is exactly what you're doing is going to your neurologist and talking to him about that. You might want to ask If indeed what your experiencing is Is the start of spasticity. Please follow up and let us know what he says about the tremors. Try to relax and understand you'll have answers as soon as you get to your neurologist. Take care and remember we are stronger together! Fancy59.

[Lorelle09 in reply to Fancy59]

thank you so much!

[Robsmom]

YES! When it first started to occur I told my doctor I thought I was losing my mind. It feels like I'm shaking inside my torso but nothing is moving on the outside.

[Lorelle09]

The tremors are finally starting to go away. Hopefully it goes away for good.

[BlanketTime1]

limboland here and yes, i've had this. it's the weirdest sensation. luckily it doesn't hurt.