Hello Margaret, I am sorry to read that you're experiencing all of this. I for one am not familiar with this symptom. I have heard many people share over the past ten years and have not heard of this. Many times people can have Lyme and still come up negative on the tests. Are you working with what is called a Lyme Literate doctor LLMD? They often diagnose by clinical observations. Sometimes you can have this without seeing a bulls eye rash. Are you exposed to a lot of electronic devices where you live or work? That would be spending a lot of time on a cell phone, using wi fi computers, things like this? Living under or near a cell tower? That's just a big guess on my part. I do know if I'm around these things I can experience various muscle spasms. Some people are EMF sensitive. Has your doctor mentioned taking magnesium? Again, I hope you find a competent doctor who can help you with this. A neurologist perhaps. Good wishes with this and keep us posted if you are able to do that.

Thank you so much for your response. Yes, I am seeing a functional medicine doctor who deals with Lyme and she said my symptoms sound like lyme and offered me antibiotics and I accepted. I live in a suburban home with wifi but I really don't think that is my problem. I was taking magnesium for a while and again no change in the vibrations. I am really at my whit's end, this has been going on for almost a year and I can't get a diagnosis other than lyme at this time.

Okay, so I'm almost certain you have lyme disease. Go get tested over at igenex.com and if the test comes back positive, go over to shinealightonlyme.com they offer multiple treatments within their treatment program and a nutritional guide

Most people are diagnosed by symptoms as tests are notoriously inaccurate. Igenex is great but can be very expensive.
You have a good start with a doc who isn't afraid to treat you. There are some good books out there by Stephen Buhner (I use) and Dr Lee Cowden too. It's a long process to fight lyme. Patience is needed as what works for one may not work for the next person. You have to find what helps your body heal and get to remission.

I have a question guys...so basically I have been having symptoms that change since last September. I don't remember when I got bit but all of my symptoms point to Lyme. Basically my fatigue never left me...I'm always tired. Then I started getting hot and cold flashes. Then I just started having all of these other random symptoms I don't remember. But basically now the days change from either me feeling nauseous, I have anxiety/depression, head pressure, loss of appetite, shooting pains/pain all over, hypersensitivity, sensitivity to smells, migraines occasionally, stomach pain, weakness..etc.

I'm in contact with a doctor who took my blood tests for lyme (4) and they all came back negative. He's also testing me for lupus, fibro and something else. I just don't know if I should keep pursuing lyme or to just trust my gut and go see a lyme specialist.

Hello Margaret,
I am wondering how you are doing now? When I was diagnosed with Lyme, I felt like I had a jack hammer going in my body, I felt vibrations also and they were awful. They subsided after 18 months of treatment of antibiotics. I still have other chronic Lyme symptoms but have improved significantly. I hope you are on a good path!

Things have not changed at all. I don't believe I have lyme my test did come back negative and I do not experience any pain. I still have these vibrating sensations all through my body everyday. My doctor is sending me to an endocrinologist. This is very frustrating when nobody can tell you what's wrong with you and you can't get away from the sensations so your reminded everyday that something is wrong.

Did they do blood work on you? Hyperthyroid can also make you feel shaky/vibrations. Are you not sleeping well or having hot flashes? These are other indicators of this disease. Good luck with the endocrinologist!

Hi I have chronic Lyme Disease and horrible, horrible symptoms and I'm also suffering from vibrating/internal tremor. Its awful! If you find anything that helps let me know!

Hi - how old are you? Have you had your hormone levels and insulin checked? I'm currently experiencing internal shaking for the past 5 weeks. I am working with a functional medicine doctor to figure this out. I suspect it's menopause or perimenopause - as internal shaking is one of the symptoms. Hang in there. My insulin came back high (borderline Diabetic) and waiting on hormone tests. In the meantime here's what's been helping: Acupuncture, Swimming, hot baths (even better if you have a hot tub), biking, deep breathing and lots of herbal supplements for anxiety. - Inositol (1000 mg), 5 HTP (time release), Myocalm PM.

@Lexi989: just because the tests came back negative does not mean you do not have Lyme. Please go to a Lyme Literate MD. That is the only way to see if you have it or not. What are your symptoms?

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