You have not described the evaluation you have had completed. Tests which may be helpful include a EMG/NCS (muscle/nerve test) of a arm and leg. If this is normal then small fiber nerve studies looking at temperature sensation and vibration sensation. This is not completed by every doctor, and may require a consultation with an academic center.
Regarding causes for the symptoms, disorders such as diabetes, thyroid dysfunction, Vitamin B12 metabolism, and perhaps inflammatory disorders should be investigate.
Lastly, if the symptoms you are experiencing are not painful, the Neurontin may not be help. It typically helps to treat pain associated with neuropathy.
You could discuss this with your neurologist, and if needed, obtain a second opinion. Good luck.
I am new to this site and your problem with vibrations caught my eye. I have "suffered" with this for many years now. I do not have the same history of cancer, but I have always thought that the vibrations were linked to the Fibromyalgia that I have. I find that it is worse when I am tired and have done some excercise or worked physically a lot (like house work). I do notice it more at night when I am at rest and have somehow learn't to ignore it. I was interested to see the vit. B12 link and would like to find out more about this. Noone has ever been able to give me an answer or reason for the vibrations. The only meds I take is for hypertension, I also have impaired kidney function due to damage to the kidneys from pyleonephritis as a child. I have found that meditation works very well to calm one down and lessen the feeling of the vibrations, perhaps there is some link here. It was quite almost reasuring to find others with this same feeling as I always thought that I was somewhat unusual. Perhaps somewhere there is a "cure" out there for us.
I have had the same vibration but I don't think it's from your chemo. I have been on Neurontin for the past three years though so I'd bet it's from that. It hasn't happened very often and other than feeling pretty weird, it doesn't bother me too much. The benefits I get from the Neurontin are worth the few side effects I get from it. Hope that helps!
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I too have experienced these odd vibrations on and off for years. Mine however , started in my pelvic area and I thought it had something to do with benign cysts that i have( had?) I have since reached menopause and the vibrations had subsided till i started a hormone replacement regimen of low dose estrogen. I take tramodol for fibromyalgia pain and effexor for depression associated with menopause. I would love to discuss this further with anyone with similar experience
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I have had these vibration feelings for 18 months. I was diagnosed with Restlegg leg syndrome of which I have been told can settle in any part of the body! I have had MRI,EMG and blood work up showing nothing else. I take Mirapex for the tremor/vibration at bed time 8:00 and 10:00 PM. THis seems to help. Just my experiences. Low iron is said to be a cause of resless leg syndrome. MY GEn PRac found this when testing my Serum Ferritin level. When I told my Neuro he said he should have tested that ..........I had been seeing him for 6 months! I am not sure what is going on with me but vitamins,B12, magnesium,iron and the Mirapex seem to be helping!