[mj778]

Hello all,
I have some weird symptoms, and was wondering if anyone else had them or new what they meant.
I have been getting a vibrating feeling on the side od my hips, like I left my phone on vibrate and it was in my pocket. Every time I have it, I honestly reach for my phone, and it's not in my pocket.
I also get this shock running through my forearms down to my hand if I bend my wrists too much. I was treated for tennis elbow at one time, but therapy only made it worse, so it was decided that was not the problem, and there were no other ideas.

I have finally been able to make some payments to my clinic so I can start going back to the Dr and I would love to have something to take to her.
Thanks,
Have a happy Halloween!
mj

[robin620]

I have that vibrating feeling also. I was told it was a "silent migraine" symptom. I get it on my upper legs (and at first I attributed it to my phone as well) and sometimes in various other places.

I also get twiches in my hands that I was told were the same thing. Usually they are hardly noticable, but once I was holding a knife when I had a twich and cut my finger instead of the meat I was to be cutting.

In general, I think my nervous system has some serious problems and I haven't complained enough to a doctor to get any real answer.

If you find out more, please let me know.

[Leed]

Gosh, I'm glad someone else has these - I thought I was going nuts! I get these in my rear end - the vibrations ~ and I always get the electric shocks, but I've had those for years.

I have spinal problems, and the electric shocks I'm familiar with, but these vibrations are new - "silent migraines" in the butt??? LOL

My central nervous system is inflamed now because I've had chronic pain for 25 years in the spine ~ and when I first felt these vibrations, I thought we were having a mini earthquake! LOL Well, it COULD happen!

Have a great day. Hugs, Lee

[mj778]

Thank you both for posting. I was starting to think it was "in my head" or whatever else uneducated drs like to say to me. I'm sorry you have it too. At least (aside from cutting your finger) it is not painful. My Dr is phenominal. She is always open to ideas and suggestions, but if I don't have any she will research it for me.
As for migrain symptoms, I'll try and pay attention. I get tension headaches, but unfortunatly, the pain of one of them is so insignificant nowadays, I can only tell I have one if I keep throwing up (last time I had one it took me a day and a half to realize I didn't have the flu) Crazzy!!

[robin620]

I've had times where I couldn't tell if it was a migraine or the flu either. I get a lot of migraine syptoms without the headache, and sometimes headaches that are not migraines. Hopefully someday they will figure things out.

I was thinking about it last night, and I get some shocks in my fingers sometimes. I attributed that to playing an instrument for people with long fingers when mine are short so I had to stretch them and maybe stretched them too much. That was over 20 now so I don't think that's still the case. My fingers are also where I get the twitches so it kind of makes sense.

It makes me feel better knowing that I'm not alone in this.