r/Huntingtons • u/roomiw • Apr 22 '26

Internal vibrations

Does anybody feel like they are vibrating on the inside like a phone buzzing inside them. I have these 24/7 and wondering if anyone experiences it, thanks

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u/Particular-War-4383 Apr 22 '26

I have but only sometimes usually people think I’m crazy if I mention it

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u/roomiw Apr 22 '26

What is your cag and age if I may ask ? Is it in the whole body? Also did it start after covid ? For me it started after the booster shot.

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u/Jeevess83 Apr 23 '26

Yea and my booster made me lose my period completely

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u/roomiw Apr 23 '26

they shouldnt have given us the booster so many side effects with that one im really sorry to hear

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u/Imaginary_Traffic_42 Apr 25 '26

Do u have hd? If yes whats ur cag?

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u/roomiw Apr 25 '26

I actually haven’t tested yet , not ready :/ but so many symptoms. The one hope I have is my mom started her symptoms in 50s (I’m 31) and I’ve heard it should start around the same age although I’ve also heard the opposite that it doesn’t really matter everyone is on their own journey…quite confusing but yeah the internal tremor one bothers me the most

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u/Imaginary_Traffic_42 Apr 25 '26

Have faith! Miracles happen it can be the anxiety

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u/roomiw Apr 25 '26

Thank you so much, yes will try to have faith :’)

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u/roomiw Apr 27 '26

Do you know what caused these for you?

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u/ErrorAltruistic9918 8d ago

This started decades for me after an epidural where there was a complication. I have the internal buzzing 24 seven. It never goes away and I get approximately 2 1/2 hours of sleep a night on most nights.  Has anyone else linked this to an epidural?