Joined: 23 Apr 2007 Posts: 2 Location: central coast ca.
Vibrating When Sleeping Posted: 04-25-07 23:57pm
I have asked this question on a few sites
and they all think i'm asking about
shaking when I'm asleep or trembling etc.
It is none of that. I vibrate. My partner
woke me up last week because she said the
whole bed was shaking. I could feel my
insides vibrating. It seems to be mostly
in my abdomen area. It doesn't happen that
often but it's just weird and it really
bothers my partner. What is it?
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mamakafes
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Joined: 28 Jun 2007 Posts: 2 Location: Pennsylvania
Vibrating When Sleeping Posted: 06-28-07 07:35am
Hi! I just posted a reply to another
topic, but I think yours might describe me
also. I'm wondering if you've had any
luck finding out anything yet. Are you
still experiencing the same thing?
My vibrations occur upon waking, or at
least that is when I notice them...they
might be occuring while I'm asleep and I
don't notice. When I wake up, I vibrate
for about 30 seconds. I can move during
that time and I'm able to talk,etc. I just
keep vibrating. I wonder if it's
neurological, blood sugar, hormones,
etc.....no clue.
It's not a really disturbing problem to
have, but it bothers me because I'd like
to know the cause and, of course, I worry
that this is just a symptom of a larger
problem.
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stetlaw77
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Feb 2008 Posts: 4
Posted: 02-05-08 18:30pm
Hi there,
Have you two had your ANA checked? I am
also vibrating at night--sometimes it
wakes me up and sometimes it doesn't. I am
about to be diagnosed with Lupus, which is
an autoimmune disorder. I do not know if
it is the cause, but I am going to be
seeing my specialist tomorrow and will ask
him about it.
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hogweed
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Joined: 15 Feb 2008 Posts: 3
Posted: 02-15-08 08:08am
stetlaw77
wrote:
Have you two had your ANA
checked?
What's an ANA?
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Seraph
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Cat-nappping... Posted: 02-15-08 08:43am
I suppose I get a similair experience, but
only when I take a "cat-nap"...
Maybe it's something to do with your sleep
cycle, seeing as I get it only when I'm
not "supposed" to have been sleeping,
according to my body clock?
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Seraph
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Joined: 22 Jan 2008 Posts: 276 Location: , South Africa
Just wanted you to know I have the same
thing happening. Usually notice it if I am
suddenly awakened right after falling
asleep. Last night the phone rang and
while I was walking to the phone, I was
still vibrating. I always thought it was
in my head, until my partner was alarmed
one night by it.
I can't find anything on the internet
either, but it'd be nice to know if we
should worry, huh!
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Seraph
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Snap! Posted: 03-25-08 09:15am
denshi! That's preciseley what happenned
to me on Sunday afternoon...
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