Re: Anyone feel like an engine is running on the inside of you at times???

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I have had that type of feeling for years and years. No idea what causes it. I

thought at one time maybe it was my bodies electrical system shorting out so to

speak.

Anyone feel like an engine is running on the inside of you at

times???

O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this question.

Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

strange feeling.

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Yes, I've felt that way before, too. I felt it before I started any of

my meds. It was several years ago, when I started to notice my other

fibro symptoms. I'm curious now, I wonder what it is. It's hard to

explain. With mine, I kind of feel like my eyes are pulling together.

Does that make sense?

Gentle Hugs,

Krisi

>

> O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

> other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this

question.

> Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

> engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

> will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

> quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

> medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

> strange feeling.

>

[Guest guest]

I've had that feeling too, for years and years. Feels more like an

electrical current type of buzz and sometimes feels like it is almost

constant over my entire body and I can feel it when I'm sitting at a

keyboard, etc. Mine is definately not medication related.

May be some sort of actual physical nerve thing...or that's what I've

chalked it up to.

I think it's very interesting that other people feel it too....and that I'm

not crazy. (Well, not AS crazy.)

in Louisiana

> O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

> other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this question.

> Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

> engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

> will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

> quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

> medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

> strange feeling.

>

>

>

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--- Oh Ya'll, I feel so much better knowing that others get this

too. My husband said, well, that's a new one...So I don't say much

to him cause of his (attitude) so as not to get my feelings hurt...

I wonder is it really our electrical system going wacko inside

us??... Yes, I understand the pulling eye thing too. like there on

rubber bands..Hinky

In Fibromyalgia_Support_Group , " Kristi "

wrote:

>

> Yes, I've felt that way before, too. I felt it before I started

any of

> my meds. It was several years ago, when I started to notice my

other

> fibro symptoms. I'm curious now, I wonder what it is. It's hard

to

> explain. With mine, I kind of feel like my eyes are pulling

together.

> Does that make sense?

> Gentle Hugs,

> Krisi

>

>

>

>

> >

> > O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks

the

> > other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this

> question.

> > Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is

an

> > engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy

feeling, it

> > will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm

sitting

> > quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

> > medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

> > strange feeling.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, yes, yes! I too have that current running through me. Like I'm

vibrating some where in the core of my body. I can never touch and

I'm not sure how i turned it on or shut it off.

Jan

> > >

> > > O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks

> the

> > > other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this

> > question.

> > > Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there

is

> an

> > > engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy

> feeling, it

> > > will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm

> sitting

> > > quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of

the

> > > medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a

very

> > > strange feeling.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

That is exactly what the feeling in my chest is!!!

Hugs,

Annie

Hinky Hinkydinky@...> wrote:

O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this question.

Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

strange feeling.

[Guest guest]

Yessss!!!!!!

Hugs,

Annie

lweatherford@...> wrote:

I've had that feeling too, for years and years. Feels more like an

electrical current type of buzz and sometimes feels like it is almost

constant over my entire body and I can feel it when I'm sitting at a

keyboard, etc. Mine is definately not medication related.

May be some sort of actual physical nerve thing...or that's what I've

chalked it up to.

I think it's very interesting that other people feel it too....and that I'm

not crazy. (Well, not AS crazy.)

in Louisiana

> O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

> other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this question.

> Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

> engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

> will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

> quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

> medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

> strange feeling.

>

>

>

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Exactly!!!!

Hugs,

Annie

bjmpony bjmfuel@...> wrote:

Yes, yes, yes! I too have that current running through me. Like I'm

vibrating some where in the core of my body. I can never touch and

I'm not sure how i turned it on or shut it off.

Jan

> > >

> > > O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks

> the

> > > other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this

> > question.

> > > Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there

is

> an

> > > engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy

> feeling, it

> > > will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm

> sitting

> > > quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of

the

> > > medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a

very

> > > strange feeling.

> > >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Yes....I feel like this sometimes. I just assumed it was my Lyrica.... just had

my dose upped

recently.

>

> O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

> other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this question.

> Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

> engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

> will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

> quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

> medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

> strange feeling.

>

[Guest guest]

I do have times when I am feeling really bad.... when I cough it literally

vibrates through all my muscles.  I feel it in my arms and everywhere.  Just

like a vibration or something. 

I don't know it that is somewhat like the feeling you get.  But it sounds close.

love and hugs,

Debra V.

Subject: Anyone feel like an engine is running on the inside of you at

times???

To: Fibromyalgia_Support_Group

Date: Monday, May 12, 2008, 8:02 PM

O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this question.

Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

strange feeling.

[Guest guest]

I had the same experience when I was upped on my dose of Lyrica. Check with your

doctor that prescribed the medication. You may need to be brought back to the

dose you were on or go somewhere in between.

Also, please remember to sign your postings. I don't know who sent this!

Debra B

[Guest guest]

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Sorry Debra, it was me Hinky that wrote to ask that question. I

didn't realize I hadn't signed it...Hinky

In Fibromyalgia_Support_Group , debra bunt

wrote:

>

> I had the same experience when I was upped on my dose of Lyrica.

Check with your doctor that prescribed the medication. You may need

to be brought back to the dose you were on or go somewhere in between.

> Also, please remember to sign your postings. I don't know who sent

this!

> Debra B

>

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[Guest guest]

I feel like this alot, like my whole insides are shaking I never

related this to the fibro though cause the doctors always told me that

it was an anxiety disorder that was causing it.

>

> O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

> other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this

question.

> Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

> engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

> will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

> quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

> medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

> strange feeling.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Hinky,

Can't say as I've had this, but Lord knows it's a possibility of medicine...and

nope I don't think you are weird at all. It's amazing the things this beast does

to our poor bodies.

Anyone feel like an engine is running on the inside of you at

times???

O.K. since we all are a Fibro Family here and none of us thinks the

other is weird, or making this up,then I feel I can I ask this question.

Is there anyone else out there, who at times feels like there is an

engine running on idle inside them? It's sort of a buzzy feeling, it

will last for a few seconds then stop. I notice it when I'm sitting

quietly or lying in bed still. I'm wondering if it's one of the

medicines I'm taking or a side effect of the Fibro. It's a very

strange feeling.