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Lol they are strange . I now have them 24/7 but it’s took a while to get used to them. I keep wondering what else it’s going to throw at me 😆
Put your catching hit on or grab a bat, I hope nothing else get "thrown at you", @A MyMSTeam Member!
Yes, people with multiple sclerosis (MS) can experience internal body vibrations, also known as internal tremors. These sensations are quivering or vibrating feelings inside the body that do not cause external movement. They are thought to be caused by nerve damage and lesions in the brain areas that control movement. While Show Full Answer
Not so very long ago I felt like my brain was being slammed against the inside of my skull. Now it feels like it is vibrating (like your phone does). In addition to that sometimes it feels like my brain is riding the amusement park ride called "the whip". That sensation is strong enought to make my head move as it whips around. My vision gets shakey/fuzzy during all this too. Eye doc said that my eyes are healthy. Neuro doc confirmed that these odd sensations have been reported by MS patients. It only lasts a few seconds each time so far, thankfully. For me, it's just another adventure. Gear up, and try to enjoy some of the ride.
They're wild, aren't they? I asked a colleague once if he felt the earthquake tremor. He looked at me weird and said that there wasn't one.
Does anyone have internal tremors? Do they feel like internal vibrations that can vary in intensity?
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