I don't have that particular problem, but I do have problems sleeping. I suffer from sleep apnea, anxiety and bipolar disorder in addition to fibromyalgia. I have had to teach myself several methods to fall asleep. If it's really bad I listen to music on a personal CD player- with headphones. By concentrating on the music I am able to shut out the other "noises" and worries and fall asleep.

hmm, not sure if i experience a buzz, but it does take me a little bit to unwind. i do better if i go to bed before my husband does. i do some calming breathing and i try not to think of unpleasant thoughts.

i finally admitted to myself that i need to take something to sleep. i alternate between 1/2 a Trazodone, 1/2 over the counter sleeping pill and 1 Tylenol PM tablet.

And since i wake up the same time every day, i made sure i go to bed the same time every night and this keeps my body regular. my body knows that at 9:00pm it's time to get ready for bed.

9:00 p.m.? Yikes - my body is screaming "it's party time!" at that point LOL

Always had that body clock that says bedtime is around midnight so I've learned to live with that.

My big problem is thoughts - difficult to shut them down - and secondary problem is pain. If I'm going to take pain meds I most often do so at bedtime so the pain doesn't either keep me from falling asleep or wake me up.

Yep, I have the buzz/vibration, whatever the heck it is. It is driving me nuts. Last night it started with a squiggly feeling in my hip like there was a worm in there going round and round and then it turned into that darn buzz.

My cat was laying next to me purring and I was thinking that I was purring too. But mine isn't a good feeling. I think it might just drive me insane.

My doctor has no clue what it is but after having this on and off for over a year, my opinion is that it may just be nerves endings going haywire.

I really don't know but I sure can sympathize. I didn't get to sleep until 3 am. Lately, right when I'm so tired I can't keep my eyes open and am ready to turn out the light, my pulse starts racing. This is also keeping me up.

It sucks! FM sucks and everything that goes with it.

The buzz sensation can be coming from your sinuses, your ears, your balance switch going from up to down. Try gentle movements as part of your nighttime relaxation routine, and take it in steps moving from standing up to laying down to see if the change helps to reduce the buzzing.
I have massaged the area that is buzzing and gotten relief that way as well.

The buzz is not in my head area. It's actually in my hip and groin area and sometimes it runs up and down my leg.

i dont no if you mean like a electrical feeling through your hole body or not but if it is i have this BAD .Gabapentin works well for some ppl dont no if you have tried it or not.It worked for me for a few months then i became immune to it.Hope you find some relief to this .

I have had a buzz feeling myself but only in short bursts and only when I'm laying down. It feels like it runs through my whole body. I think (not too sure) it starts from my head and runs down to my feet. When I'm standing up, I get it in my head only and it feels almost like a lightheaded feeling. I figure it's due to a lack of sleep. Whatever causes it, it is very annoying and I hate it.

Thank you, everyone. It is nice to not feel alone in this.
I do mean a sort of electrical vibration that goes through my whole body. Very unpleasant. Sometimes tylenol or ibuprofen at bedtime helps; occasionally I use ativan, and benadryl during allerg season. I am usually on a small dose of something lately, but try to keep the doses small.
Again, thank you everyone. It is helpful to have support.

I dont know if its the same thing, but usualy when my pain is really bad, which until this past week, has been all the time, my muscles in feet, legs and arms, sometimes torso feel like they are vibrating. For me the sleep prblem was until last week was falling asleep and staying asleep which I blamed on the pain. The last few months hadnt bees as bad as before I started meds, but the last week since I been taking 3600 mg of gabapentin in addition to savella and baclofen, it usually takes me a few min to fall asleep and I fall asleep earlier than ever. Except for friday, when I had the sleep study, I could not sleep for nothing.

I totally have this, plus the pain just increases so bad. Im going to have a sleep study down

I do have a problem when It's time to lay down. I guess you could call it a buzzing that radiates throughout my entire body. I'm with youdon'tlooksick on this one, I too think it's the nerves.