Re: - your electrical question

[Guest guest]

I get a feeling like I want to get up and run somewhere, I figured

that was that restless leg thingy but,sometimes it fels like a nic

attack and I jerk and spasm to, not sure about the electrical feeling.

,

>

> Hi - I'll reply to your low level electrical jolt

question. I'm not sure if there's a constant low level in my body.

If there is, I don't perceive it. During the day when I try to take

a nap, I will quite often get huge spasms that jerk my whole torso or

cause one of my legs to jerk. Sometimes, my torso will jerk when I'm

sitting here at the computer desk or on the edge of a chair watching

TV. I cannot sit back because this would cause extremely painful

back spasms when I would try to get up from the chair.

> So, anyway, I think there is some sort of electrical " short-

circuit " for many of us. I've read that some docs believe we suffer

from problems with the ANS, and that would certainly explain these

jerks/spasms. Oh, and I do also notice my heart maybe skips a beat

or something when I'm lying down. HTH.

> Take care.

> Jeanne in WI

>

> Also I am wondering if anyone of you have ever experienced the

feeling as if you are receiving a low volume consistant jolt feeling

throughout your bodies? I have this feeling at times and mostly at

rest that I am receiving a very low consistant electrical shock

> through out my body. I also noticed that some times this feeling

interupts my heart and it either makes it race or slow down.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

that was not a nic attack that was a panic attack ,oops!

> >

> > Hi - I'll reply to your low level electrical jolt

> question. I'm not sure if there's a constant low level in my

body.

> If there is, I don't perceive it. During the day when I try to

take

> a nap, I will quite often get huge spasms that jerk my whole torso

or

> cause one of my legs to jerk. Sometimes, my torso will jerk when

I'm

> sitting here at the computer desk or on the edge of a chair

watching

> TV. I cannot sit back because this would cause extremely painful

> back spasms when I would try to get up from the chair.

> > So, anyway, I think there is some sort of electrical " short-

> circuit " for many of us. I've read that some docs believe we

suffer

> from problems with the ANS, and that would certainly explain these

> jerks/spasms. Oh, and I do also notice my heart maybe skips a beat

> or something when I'm lying down. HTH.

> > Take care.

> > Jeanne in WI

> >

> > Also I am wondering if anyone of you have ever experienced the

> feeling as if you are receiving a low volume consistant jolt

feeling

> throughout your bodies? I have this feeling at times and mostly at

> rest that I am receiving a very low consistant electrical shock

> > through out my body. I also noticed that some times this

feeling

> interupts my heart and it either makes it race or slow down.

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for the answers, but I think it is really hard to

explain. I don't get any spasms or jerking feeling. The feeling is

more of a continuous flow that runs from my head to my toes. Almost

like being on a vibrating bed....there that is the best way to say it.

Although that may sound fun (the vibrating bed) it is a very

unpleasant feeling since you don't know why it is happening.

I have been diagnosed with PVC when I was in my late twenties, but

most people have those and well mine are just a bit more pronounced.

> > >

> > > Hi - I'll reply to your low level electrical jolt

> > question. I'm not sure if there's a constant low level in my

> body.

> > If there is, I don't perceive it. During the day when I try to

> take

> > a nap, I will quite often get huge spasms that jerk my whole torso

> or

> > cause one of my legs to jerk. Sometimes, my torso will jerk when

> I'm

> > sitting here at the computer desk or on the edge of a chair

> watching

> > TV. I cannot sit back because this would cause extremely painful

> > back spasms when I would try to get up from the chair.

> > > So, anyway, I think there is some sort of electrical " short-

> > circuit " for many of us. I've read that some docs believe we

> suffer

> > from problems with the ANS, and that would certainly explain these

> > jerks/spasms. Oh, and I do also notice my heart maybe skips a beat

> > or something when I'm lying down. HTH.

> > > Take care.

> > > Jeanne in WI

> > >

> > > Also I am wondering if anyone of you have ever experienced the

> > feeling as if you are receiving a low volume consistant jolt

> feeling

> > throughout your bodies? I have this feeling at times and mostly at

> > rest that I am receiving a very low consistant electrical shock

> > > through out my body. I also noticed that some times this

> feeling

> > interupts my heart and it either makes it race or slow down.

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

OK - that makes more sense. I was wondering what a nic attack was. LOL!

By the way, , I'm glad you've joined the group. I think you are a great

asset in our FaMily.

Jeanne in WI

that was not a nic attack that was a panic attack ,oops!

>

> I get a feeling like I want to get up and run somewhere, I figured that was

that restless leg thingy but,sometimes it fels like a nic attack and I jerk and

spasm to, not sure about the electrical feeling.

>

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