no good vibrations

[the_dawn]

I googled "vibrations in feet" and was brought here, where I found that others had the same purring sensations in one or both feet, in my case, primarily the right foot(and occasionally the left). This began about 4 days ago- I was on the computer and I really did think that there were one too many appliances in the house on, given the heat and all.  I thought, oh no- better turn something off- this isnt good... Pretty hillarious.  As I am sitting here writing this several days later, I also have the purring going on and off every 4 seconds. I have been taking neurontin for 5 years at 1200 mgs a day, I DO work standing on my feet for prolonged time periods, I have nerve pain in my hands/feet primarily that comes and goes, and I have osteoarthritis in my left hand (I am left handed) and probably a little carpal from repetitive motion. Oh, and I am a 39 year old woman whose occupation is a makeup artist. Why is there no diagnosis for this vibrating sensation we are all feeling? Pretty strange...


This discussion is related to faint vibration or 'humming' sensation.

[deklats]

I've had diziness and vertigo for 3 years and the vibrations began about a year and a half ago.

With much research I found that ultrasound waves can cause these conditions. I am exploring that cause now.

[buriedinfur]

I've got it too, mainly left foot as that is where the vast majority of my neuropathy is. It's not painful...just 'there'. Mine is pretty profound - it feels like there is a massager IN my foot. It's not a surface feeling at all.

My friend who works in the neuro lab said 'yeah that's nerve' but until you get a diagnosis beyond that it's tough.

I'm currently on that path - I have neuropathy, trigeminal neuralgia, fibromyalgia, problems walking that come and go and profound fatigue along with a bunch of other junk. I'll be turning 34 darn soon.

I'd mention it to your doc the next time you're in. I know it's hard going 'what the heck??' and not having any answers for it.

[pmills74]

I just got this 2 days ago and thought it was maybe an appliance.  But it's not and it is still happening.  It is not painfull, just annoying.  I was on Lyrica for a while for nerver damage and that would help relieve the pain.  I wonder if the two are related?  Any doctors out there know anything?  I am 34 years old.