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Last fall I noticed a vibration or buzzing sensation in the
center of my chest. It felt like a motor running on very
low. My dr. ordered heart and MRI of brain but they came
back normal.
The buzzing sensations continue and I'm more aware of them
at night because my body is still. The muscles in arms and
legs will twitch and spasm from time to time.
I just figured out that I have a candida problem and food
allergies as well. Could these all be connected?
Does anyone reading this post have similar problem? Please
respond.
suzyq2
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- Re: buzzing sensation & muscle twitc... Gemlee53
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MoreThis is a reply to # 585,436I too have had a buzzing sensation but mine is in my left foot . Have had it for 8 months now and have litterally went to every Doctor, Neurologist 3 foot Doc and reg internist. Have had mri, xrays nerve conduction muscle testing blood test etc etc etc. All came back somewhat normal except a disc problem in low spine and spinal stenosis. I notice the symptons more when I am tired or stressed. Doctor put me on all different meds none helped made matters worst. I am now seeing a kinseologist chiropractor and then has helped until recently. Just had a accident and fell on my knee, vibration is really bad now. Sorry to go on and on. Feel free to write. Ellice
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- Re: buzzing sensation & muscle twitc... NeuroPath
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This is a reply to # 585,438The secondary etiology of most neuropathies is due to insufficient blood-flow. In your particular case, and especially the symptoms appearing in a limb suggest that it may be possible that you have a condition of inflexible red blood cells.
There may be other physical conditions causing this inflexibility of red blood cells in your case. While it is costly to diagnose this condition, there is a reasonably priced remedy readily available.
The key ingredient in this remedy is Gamma Linoleic Acid (GLA). It is found in Evening Primrose Oil. Usually GLA comprises 9%. Take one capsule per day. If in 14 days, your symptoms do not appreciably diminish, then take two capsules per day. If at the end of 30 days, there is no noticable improvement in the symptoms, then you do not have this condition.
If there is improvement, then the treatment is effective for you and the condition of "ovoid" red blood cells was the cause of your symptoms.
The actual mechanics of this condition - when the treatment with GLA is effective, is due to the inflexibility of the red blood cells. This is caused by the fact that if the red blood cells are not perfectly round, they become inflexible.
All tissue in the human body is connected to and fed by - the microvascular system (known as the capillaries). When blood cells cannot pass through the capillaries, the attached tissue suffers cell-necrosis. In this case, the patient will experience: "electrical zaps", tics, and other nerve phenomena. In this particular case, the tissue being denied nutrients is most likely that of nerves.
Flexibility of red blood cells is required because red blood cells are 7 microns in diameter and capillaries are 4 microns in diameter. Thus and inflexible red blood cell will not pass through the capillaries to supply nutrients to the affected tissue.
GLA causes the red blood cells to normalize, that is, to become round. GLA together with Trental are used to treat diabetic neuropathy. This condition in Diabetic neuropathy is caused by the excess glucose in the blood attacking the microvascular system directly, thus preventing the passage of red blood cells throught the capillaries attached to tissue.
Try the GLA (Evening Primrose Treatment). It has been effective for me. I have had such symptoms in my right leg, below the knee since 1999, but it is kept in check (that is, it has occurred infrequently in the intervening years).
Good luck.
Regards, NeuroPath
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This is a reply to # 585,471I wonder if my weir, creepy titched are from the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement ,
I know it FEELS like worms, but nurological damage, cell death would cause the same thing.
Is that what would happen if someone drank activated bleach???
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- Re: buzzing sensation & muscle twitc... stoneface
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This is a reply to # 585,436I am currently doing a search in the net for a similar condition.
What exactly i am looking for, is not clear, but i think,i am on the right track.
I am following "a thin line" of theory, that points to a Vitamin and/or mineral deficiency. Doctors, those whom i have seen lately, don't support my theory, becauce they want to treat my symptons with drugs, rather than going to find out the cause of the problem.
Question: Do You use any alcohol and what level, if so?
Do You take any vitamin and/or mineral supplements?
SF
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This is a reply to # 585,439No, I don't drink alcohol of any kind. Had problems with
it years ago, so gave it up.
I've added extra B vitamins, extra B-12 under the tongue, and
extra magnesium too. Thought it was a magnesium deficiency
but the supplements have'nt seemed to help.- Re: response to stoneface stoneface
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This is a reply to # 585,443Hi,
I had sudden arrytmia two weeks ago. My symptoms were similar to Yours. I had muscle spasms and also restless legs prior to arrytmia.
Doctors wants to treat symptons but i want to find out the cause.
Magnesium deficiency is a strong possibility as magnesium plays very important role in muscle control and nerve system.
I have started to correct my magnesium level in two fronts.
Taking supplements may not be enough or necessarily the right way to get the level up. Increasing food intake with good magnesium content will give "right" kind of magnesium that body can easily use.
Some supplements have relatively poor bioavailability in our system.
Secondly, usual method of measuring the level is testing the serum magnesium. (Blood test)
However most of the body's magnesium (99%) is in our bones and muscle tissues. Only 1% is in fluids between the cells, like in serum.
Therefore short therm use of supplement may not increase the whole body's level very fast.
It has taken long time to get the deficiency, so it will take some time to correct it.
If we take too much magnesium the excess will disappear in urine
if kidneys function normally.
I hope this gives You something.
There are always many possibilities, that can cause similar symptons.
We know that 80-90% of people have magnesium deficiency. So taking more will not do any harm.
Good luck
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This is a reply to # 585,445Have you looked in to CMT? Its hereditary. My sister has it. She is 38 and just recently diagnosed. I have had same symptoms for many years, vibrations, muscle twitching, also severe nerve pain in my feet, and low back pain. Arrhythmia are associated with CMT. Check out CMTA association website. This site won't let me post the link since I am a new user. Wishing you luck in your search for an answer.
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- Re: buzzing sensation & muscle twitc... shelleycat
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This is a reply to # 585,436Candida can inhabit the myelin sheathes that protect the nerves, so that you get symptoms that are remarkably similar to MS. Add to that nutritional deficiencies of essential fatty acids, lecithin/choline, vitamin A or B12 and the issue is compounded.
So do follow an anti-candida balancing regimen as much as possible. That means cleansing EVErYthing and taking probiotics. Don't just rely on anti-fungals, we have more microbes in us than cells so most anti-fungals are a waste of money.
Cod liver oil, liver, eggs, Udo's Choice, are all things you should add to your diet to make sure that this is not a severe B12 deficiency, because if it is, the damage eventually becomes permanent. I have instructions for how to buy and cook liver so that it's good for you, and a Protein Shake that would be a great help to you I think, in the FAQ for my forum. Link is below.
Also, muscle twitching can be due to magnesium/calcium/potassium imbalance. So just to make sure, you may want to add EmergenC packets to your diet regularly, and CalMagFizz. Keep the doses small and regular so they don't upset the balance even further.
Hope that helps! :)//www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=424&i=2135
- Re: buzzing sensation & muscle twitc... sug
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This is a reply to # 585,436Suz - you are not along, I had the same thing.
About 9 years ago when I started to fall apart with high blood pressure and the onset of neuropathy I had this buzz in the center of my chest to two to three weeks. This was no little buzz, it had my full attention. What got me through it was many asprins.
I did not have any brain workup but I also developed pains that radiated up the sides of my neck into my brain. I had pains in the back of my head that moved around, for years.
The buzzing went away when I exercisted at the gym.
My doctor thought I was crazy.
I think it is either a very mild atrial fibulation of some muscle twitching.
After 7-8 years?, last month I had a slight case of the buzzes somewhere in my chest, I think. I could concentrate and feel it somewhere inside me but most notible this time is that I could hear it in my ears.
With my neuropathy I can't always rely on what I think my body tells me.
Since I can't take asprin any longer I increased my chamomile tea. I'm not going to get spooky on you but what put the gene back in the bottle this time was visulation of God's healing light going into my chest healing what was wrong. It took about 3-4 days to notice the buzzing was going away.
Good luck, I hope your's is just a strained muscle and it will go away.
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