I Googled "Internal Shaking" and Google in its infinite wisdom of being able to read my mind finished it with offering up several endings, one of which was Menopause. So, looking through there, this internal shaking is a normal symptom of Menopause. The link below lists normal (as well as severe) forms of menopausal symptomology.

http://www.34-menopause-symptoms.com/articles/severe-menopause-symptoms.htm

Hello Zennah

Thank you I have looked at this site and yes, it is normal but severe form of menopausal. Will have to ride it out I guess, as I take Warfarin for my AF many things interact. Thank you

My internal vibrations started in 2008. I still have them but not near as bad while in Peri. I take Gabapentin to help control them. This has been the worst symptom thru this Journey. I have been in post for about 5 years now. I had to go to a Psychiatrist to get this figured out. I printed off the post that I believe is Perimenopause & Internal tremors. It sucks bad I know. Hope this helps some. Take Care! Deny

I also suffer from the internal tremors and have for over 5 years now. I have been tested for numerous things, including a sleep study which have all come back negative for anything. I am now on HRT both progesterone and estrogen, bio identical and my internal tremors do ease up tremendously when on the right dose of progesterone. I hope this helps!
Prayers to you!!

Hello again to all of you

The internal tremors are still there along with other things now.

I have to have a colonoscopy for something else, it seems very health is testing me to the limit at the mo.

I have been on Gagapentin before, but had 2 black-outs - this is for a spinal condition I have. So cannot go on that.
I am hampered a lot because I take Warfarin (blood thining meds) for AF.
Some days I feel just awful but rally myself as best I can and just get on with it.

Thank you again for all the comments, they really do help

Shirl13

It's a blessing having a forum to shareo our experiences. When all my symptoms (dizziness, internal shaking, heart palpatation, nausea, heartburn, irregular period, headache, off balance and the list goes on) started I thought I was dying. One month prior to my 46th birthday this all started. I was at the hospital almost daily because I just couldn't cope. Every test possible was done, MRI CAT SCAN, ECG I saw a neurologicalist, an ENT specialist etc. And all clear. Blood work show that I'm healthy nonetheless I feel more and more awful. My doctor keeps telling me I'm too young to be going through peri/memo after I told him it must be since all my test are clear. He insisted I was stressed and anxious and prescribed all sort of drugs which I never took. 6 years later and I'm still going through the same thing. I noticed that when I don't have a period I feel much better. During the six years I've missed my period 6 months each year and during that time I feel much better. When I get a period it last up to 2 months even though very light/spotting but I get all the symptoms I mentioned above. Now 51 and no relief, just started seeing a naturopath and hoping I'll start to feel better soon

I am new to daily strength and to menopause - at least I hope its menopause.... I have been feeling ill for over a year now, and like many of you have had every test under the sun only to be told over and over that nothing is wrong so it must be anxiety. I think this is a medical person cop out....of course I have anxiety, but its because no one can tell me why I feel awful every day. I also have twin 6 year olds to keep up with and I am a single mom who works full time.

My question is, has anyone found anything that can help with these God awful internal shakes. They are just scaring me to death and I cannot shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong. Do others feel this scared?

I have been experiencing this too. I also feel like my brain shakes and I feel foggy.
Has anyone tried anything that has helped with this?
Thanks so much

Hi Ladies, I had them and still do. In fact, today they have been a little intense. I started skipping periods about a year and a half ago. At present, I feel like I have mild flu, body aches, congestion. It's been almost five years and yes it's still scares me a little but it doesn't frightten me because I know what it is. I read the post about the doctors saying u are too young. They are not trying to be mean but doctors in general are not trained to recognize perimenopause symptoms in women in their 30s 40s and sometimes even in their 50s. About 4 years ago I became anemic because I had fibroids. The doc I saw told me that I would die in a couple of months basically. He never questioned me to find out why I was bleeding. In that aspect most doctors are ignorant. I read this book when this journey started which at the time I didn't understand and I thought I was dying.the only thing I knew about perumenopause was that u get hot flash. Anyway the name of the book is "The Pause"...it chronicles the Author's quest to find answers based on her on horrible experience.

Thanks Zennah for the link. I have several of these symptoms. They worried me truthfully. But to find out they are normal for some is comforting. I was on estrogen patches for years and now nothing. It is awful and I really want to go back on them!

Hello everyone, I am new to this fourm and I am thankful I found it. I am 53 years old I have not had a period for over a year. I thought I was sailing through menopause no night sweats or hot flashes and than last Oct I started having tingling in my feet I went to the Dr and a Nero Dr both told me it's anxiety. Then the internal tremors started and thats how I found out it may be menopause. Now I get the tingling sensation in my feet and legs almost everyday and the internal tremors are more in the evening and when I go to sleep. I wake up every morning and all is well until later in the day it all starts up again. It has been non stop since October. It's driving me crazy. Some days are better than others and I have gotten over the anxeity of it due to much prayer and I am also taking ashwaganda it has helped with that part at least. As Im typing my legs are tingling like crazy. If anyone finds out what works please tell us all. I am now trying an OTC progestrone cream to see if that helps. I am at my wits end and will probably go to a Dr who prescribes bio-identical hormones to see if they help. The thought of this happening the rest of my life is scary. I just want to be healthy again. Thanks to everyone and God Bless!

I had tremors something fierce! My legs and arms shook so bad, that my husband said he could feel it at night when we were in bed. I also had buzzing in my ears and my arms. It's enough to drive you crazy! Thankfully, that has stopped. It lasted for about 4-5 years. I, too, thought I was dying. Went to many doctors, and all tests came back fine. Menopause is the culprit!!

Hi, I have been reading these menopause boards for a while now but this is the first one I have commented on. I am now 46 years old. My story started about 4 1/2 years ago. I never ever had a problem with anxiety or depression, but 4 1/2 years ago I fell into a period of MAJOR depression and I didn't have a clue what was going on. When my boys would go to school and my hubby leave for work I would go in my room and fall on the bed and cry. I was convinced I was dying. As the evening began to close in I would go into a panic because I knew it would be soon time to go to bed and then in the morning this would all start over again and I was getting to the place where I couldn't handle it anymore. Looking back now I know it was menopause. I went a the doctor 2 years later and she also told me I was too young for menopause. Anxiety and panic attacks became a norm for me. Well, almost 2 years I was diagnosed with cervex cancer. The doctors told me that after my treatments I would be in menopause. My overies would be burned up with the radiation and wouldn't work anymore. After I recovered from the treatments, the first year was really good. I went back to work 3 months after my treatments were done. I was better then I had been for years. Well this past November it hit me with a vengence. The weakness, tremors, dizzies, tingling in hands and feet, headaches, absolutely NO energy, digestion issues. I had my first ever uti. Feelings of doom. I was once a very organized person, I love a clean home but right now I am sitting here looking at my kitchen and the grocery bags that I brought home from my trip to the store 6 hours ago is still sitting on the floor and no interest or energy to put it away. The nausea and sickness and lose of appetite has been horrible, the heartburn is crazy. There is much more but because I have memory block, I can't remember it right now. My husband has been helpful but he misses his wife.

Keep telling your story. It helps other women cope and it also helps us when we "voice" our stories.

Take care and remember....This too shall pass.

I love you all! For years I've been telling my husband he's nuts because he can't feel the bed shaking--which happens all the time and can last for quite a while. I would have never guessed that this was yet another miserable menopause-related occurance. Boo to menopause but hooray to all of you for "putting to bed" yet another mystery. It may continue to happen, but I won't give it a second thought and send you all well wishes. Thanks.

I get them, as well as a host of other symptoms.....dizziness, lightheadedness, head pressure, watering eyes, neck and back pain, left side shaking and weakness, digestive issues, no appetite, weight loss, nausea, hot and cold, pins and needles in extremities, fatigue, insomnia, wobbly all the time, dry skin, hair loss, change in body odor....the list goes on. Does anyone else experience any/all of these? I have felt I was dying at some points, and have been to the hospital 3 times, had tons of tests and blood work, had gallbladder removed, and still having issues. I'm seeing several more doctors to make sure nothing is medically wrong, than going to see a menopause doctor to see if I'm a candidate for bio identical hormones. Somethings got to give!