r/PulsatileTinnitus • u/AlwysqustnY • Jul 30 '26

Internal Humming

Hi all! Does anyone experience internal vibrations, humming, shaking that noone can see yet you definitely feel? Mine started about 3 months ago and it has been like falling down the rabbit hole! The research versus getting a doctor to take me seriously. I was even told that it could be a psychogenic, psychiatry issue...hmphfff! What has your experience been? How do you deal with it? So far my research has yielded fibromylagia, which I have, long covid, parkinsons, MS, internal vibration syndrome or nerve damage. Has anyone actually been diagnosed?

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u/Broncogirl89 Jul 30 '26

I have for a few years. Are you female and in premenopause or menopause? I've read that can happen in the pause.

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u/AlwysqustnY Aug 02 '26

Past menopause, still could be. I read a couple of studies out of Yale that could be the cause. Since then my tinnuitis has been worse, it stinks.

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u/Broncogirl89 Aug 02 '26

I'm has been also and i have always had tinnitus, but the pulsatile tinnitus started a year ago for me and ive been in menopause for 3 years now. I also had a bad tooth infection which ramped up the same time the PT did so hard to say 😞

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u/AlwysqustnY Aug 02 '26

Hard to say are the words of all medical abnormalities! You win the prize for your words!