Blue, are you dealing with any stressful issues you can think of? This may be a cause. Have you seen a doctor about it? Might be a good idea. What other symptoms do you get when experiencing this buzzing sensation?

I've seen a Dr. They really don't know the cause. Just gave me some anxiety meds, but I don't like to take those kinds of things unless absolutely necessary. At this point I definitely think it could be stress related. Had gallbladder surgery in april after a long illness of not knowing what was wrong. Hubby lost his job a month ago. A number of other things...It's been one thing after another, after another this year. After the vibration feeling started I did get chest/back arm & neck pain, but that has subsided as i've gotten my stress level under control, at least i'm trying to.

Thanks for your reply.

Hey I understand about stress. I get panic attacks all the time, especially when under extreme stress. Now I know when I start to feel one coming on, I feel as if I am buzzing all over and like I might pass out. It is absolutly scary. I hope things work out for you, just hang in there and only take the meds when you absolutly need them.

I just started having this vibrating sensation about 4 mos. ago and finally went to a doctor. He said he thinks it is Silent Reflux and he gave me same pills to try for 10 days. I have been on them for 5 days and have noticed the vibrating has almost completely stopped. I think it has to do with the esophagus flap or something. I don't have acid reflux symptoms which is why they call it "silent" reflux. Hope this helps other people.

i am diabetic and have been for about 25 years (type 2)
i am also insulin resistent and my numbers for the past 2 years average from 220 to 270 and no matter what the doctors do the numbers do not go down. for the past 2 months i have been experiencing the vibrating in my chest also. anyone have any suggestions.