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Q: Vibrations in Lower Abdomen

asked by: bullireddy on October 12th, 2009

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Hello,

I'm 24 years old who has been suffering with Vibrations in Lower Abdomen. From last 3 months I'm suffering with this problem. I couldn't find the exact spot, but some where in Hypo Gastric region (Lower Abdomen). I'm getting a feeling like "a mobile phone in vibrating mode is in stomach and getting missed calls" Sad

, Which is very irritating.

At the beginning I used to get it once for 30 days but now I'm getting it on every fortnight with increased intensity.

Please suggest me, is Neurologist is the correct person for this?, What might be the cause for this problem?.

Thanks In Advance.

Replies(2)

tamko

replied on October 24th, 2009

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I'm so glad I saw this, sorry I cant provide an answer for you, but I have been having the same problem lately. Except its in my back, when I lay on my bed it feels like my whole back has a very slight vibration. I'm scared, in October 2007 I was in a head on collision and was lucky to survive, but I had serious head trauma. I was told the brain takes around 5 years to heal fully, so my issue may be brain relater. Have you had any head trauma whatsoever?

bullireddy

replied on November 9th, 2009

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Thanks for the Reply. I never had head trauma or any other except TMJ joint problem. I've consulted Neurologists, they told may be it may be a Psychiatric problem.. I never feel like tensions always I'm a happiest person.

Still I'm getting this problem..

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