Hi there. I feel this, but I'm not diagnosed and the Dr.'s aren't sure what I have... so please don't assume that this means that "it's a common thing". Grin. Hopefully other's will chime in too.
I just wanted you to know you aren't alone... isn't it the oddest feeling!?
Have a blessed day!
~Sunnytoday~
It is odd. It is a good thing I haven't had surgery lately because I would be insisting that a doc lost a pager in me!
Hi there!
I am undx'd also but one of my first symptoms last year was the vibration. Mine is everywhere and originally extremely annoying. It kept me from sleeping some nights because it was so strong. I have gotten used to it though and it gets worse when my other symptoms flair and then weakens when I am feeling better.
I hope you have an easy pregnancy and enjoy it!! Congratulations!!
Kristin
I have this feeling in a few different places, not all at the same time, never in the abdomen though. Mine is usually a small area on my left shoulder, my left ankle, sometimes on a fingertip or two...
My feet buzz, much more noticeable than the vibration. Oh, I am not Dx'd either.
Penn
I have this problem often. My buzzing is usually in my left or right knee, and starts up when I put pressure on the leg. I also used to get a generalized buzzing in my noggin, but fortunately that's stopped. (And I have been diagnosed!)
The first symptom I ever noticed was the pager/phone feeling, but it was actually near my waist where I wear the silly thing. But it wasn't with me at the time. I am not dx with MS, but with transverse myelitis.
Holly
Well, I can easily say that this is one of the most common complaints that is voiced. A weird feeling of vibration. And I have heard it described on just about every part of the body, inside the head, to covering the entire body. I have also heard people describe it in or on the abdomen. Many people describe it like a pager or phone on vibrate.
When I was first diagnosed, but before the MS Forum was created I played around on the Neurology Forum. A lot of people complained of a vibrating feeling and I believed them, but thought that it sounded looney. Then someone started a thread called "It feels Like I'm Vibrating!" Wow! people cam out of the woodwork to join in the discussion. Many were first time posters who thought they were crazy. The thread eventually hit 99 responses beofre it was closed (I think there used to be a 99 post limit. There isn't any longer). What an outpouring of "Me, too!".
So, don't feel like the Lone Stranger. Apparently the "phantom vibrating cell phone" is a common ailment.
Quix
Gosh, I've had that, but only once. I woke up one morning and it felt as though my cell phone was vibrating under my thigh. How weird.
ess
I recently development this phone vibrating feeling in my left lower ab. I thought I had my phone in my pocket and got nervous when I didn't. I have had it for only a couple of weeks now. Should I go and get checked as well or is this a dead end road for everyone?
Krissy
i have this feeling too..here latly i have also been getting bad back pains out of no where...dont know it both are related...but what to do about this vibration feeling? just live with it or is there something that can be done?
Hi Sunny, I have been experiencing the vibrating feeling in my stomach also. But then again I have vibration in my feet too! what is that? Anyone? Anything?
You might want to start a new thread so people will respond to your question. This thread is quite old.
Julie
I've had the same expierence for the last two days,I first felt it at work, thought It was from the machines...but noticed it was happening when I wasn't standing by them too. Then it continued when I got home...that was wierd! Didn't think I'd find find any answers on line and sure didn't think anyone else would have had an expierience like this! I'm amazed!
Wow. Here I am imagining the worst and thinking my dr. is going to send me to a psychiatrist! I've never heard anyone mention this vibration feeling either, and I'm 57 years old. So I'm off to my dr. today to see what he says. Going to tell him about this thread and how easy it was to find others with my symptoms!
I have the same sensation. Mine feels like a cell phone going off in my lower abdomen. I actually described this exactly that way to my mother before looking on the internet to see what might cause this. Mine comes and goes. I will have it for several days (sporadically) and then not have it for several weeks. It's back right now, and that's why I decided to look on line for advice. Has anyone figured out what causes this?
Yes, I had that happen before & it must've been bad bc it almost felt like my entire bed was vibrating!! I called my mom bc it scared me. I am diagnosed with dysautonomia (multi-system), iritis (INNER eye inflammation- indicator for an autoimmune disease) and just received a positive lumbar puncture for MS.
You are NOT alone.
I'm new here, really just got on yesterday. I was amazed to see this post. I have had the same thing for a while. Comes and goes. I would check my pocket for my phone wondering why my hip or abdomen was vibrating. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one having this.
Ok, so im reading all these comments about this vibrating feeling. Does anyone know what it is? I've started feeling this recently and decided to look it up. Im relieved to hear it wasn't just in my head. And that I'm not the only one. However, i would like to know the cause of this. Any answers?
I started having vibrating in my lower abdominal area about 5 hours ago.. This is a first. I had an xray about 6 hours. I wonder if that had anything to do with it?
I have not had vibrating in the abdomen, but have it on my woohoo.
You would think that that would be a good symptom:-) But no so much!!
Have you had any xrays or steroid injections recently?
No X-rays or steroids recently
I get vibrations mainly in abdomal area at night. they vary in intensity and often occure in a rythmic pattern like three short buzzes then stop over and over and this can go on for hours. some nights it may be continuous vibration without the strange rythym but either way it is hard to ignore and i am very aware of it which makes it hard to sleep. i have been experiencing this for several years now and have questioned several doctors and none seem to have any answers. obviously i am not alone and hope for the day i find out how to prevent it.
I often have vibrations, Sometimes I feel like I have a cell phone in my pocket. I am only on neurontin