Internal tremors, whole body vibrations, & the connection to neck instability & spinal cord tension

Ross Hauser, MD discusses a common symptom we are asked about as well as patients present with in our clinic: internal tremors, or a feeling of all over body buzzing or vibrating.

The Hauser Neck Center at Caring Medical Florida is located in Fort Myers, Florida in the US.

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**DISCLAIMER: As with any medical treatment, no guarantees or claims of cures are made as to the extent of the response to treatment that every person experiences. Every therapy/treatment has patients who experience varying levels of success and failure. Results may not be the same from patient to patient, even with a similar diagnosis, as the body’s internal status is unique to each individual.

[colleenmoore]

This internal vibration has been happening to me the last two weeks. I thought my cell phone was vibrating so I put it on the desk but it continued. Thanks for giving it a name and context.

[alvor]

My god that was enlightening. I have this issue for over 20-years with internal trembling mostly felt on my left side, particularly around shoulder, neck and in my head. I have had various scans and seen various doctors, who in the end have me believing I am imagining the issue, or have gone crazy. My local GP practise has completely dismissed me as being some sort of idiot. Your explanation makes logical sense, and now from listening to you I actually believe there is a sensible explanation for the issue. Thank you for producing this video as I have been searching a possible explanation of this problem for so many years.

[queenprotein]

I haven’t told anyone about this bc I was worried it was Parkinson’s or something even though there’s no history of it. As a welder, my neck goes through some brutal days and a lot goes into keeping it healthy. This video gave me a lot of hope that it’s nothing serious but that I better take care of it. Thank you.

[aw]

This video saved my life! I hadn't slept in DAYS and everything felt like it was falling apart. I figured out my whole body electrical storms and violent sleep zaps were my bent neck from my job looking down at faces all day. So Ifor 10 minutes laid on this old chiropractic wedge I had and every single storm and zap ended and I slept 11 hours. Saved me b/c my fiancé is in the hospital with broken ribs and needs me SO badly so now I can care for him. I WISH YOU WERE IN MY AREA. It's taken 6 years to figure this out. I had to find it on YouTube after 7 different doctors telling me 5 different diagnoses. "Anxiety, Mercury in the blood causing nerve damage, Stage 2 adrenal fatigue/low cortisol causing the zaps at night when cortisol etc. It's been a legendary nightmare.

[livclaireschmaltz]

Yes, whole body vibration. No one ever knows what I'm talking about... I do have scoliosis and lots of jaw, neck, and spine discomfort.

[MrNayo]

I could watch this guy all day. He's so good explaining all of these symptoms at a good pace and not too fast.

[dvn.pod.]

I'm so thankful for this video! I've sustained neck and back injuries from car accidents in the past, and have seen a chiropractor off an on over the past couple of years. However, the internal tremors have started over the past few months. I chalked it up to severe stress and anxiety from studying for a major exam, and not taking vacation time on my job. However, last night, I discovered that it actually had to do with my neck and spinal cord...since I only feel the internal tremors when I'm lying down (when I go to bed and wake up). This video cleared up so much for me. God Bless!

[easyquickhowto]

You are heaven sent. Finally found my answer. I my vibration was linked in my neck, just couldn't explain it.

[lindan]

I thought I was crazy, I've never spoke about my internal vibration, it usually happens when I lay down. Or maybe that's when I'm more tuned in. But wow thank you, I do have a pronounced reverse neck curve.❤

[peggym]

I always describe my whole body internal and external tremors as a though I have a loose electrical ground that arcs constantly or intermittently. Since having prolotherapy and curve correction with you it has DRASTICALLY reduced. You are my hero Dr. Hauser! See you in a few weeks. Blessings 😃🤗

[jacobisharp]

Thank you so much for talking about this. Been living with these things for over 5 years, every single day. I hate it. I have stage 5 cervical spinal spinosis. Now I understand what's happening. I am not going crazy! Thank God!

[skidmark]

This is starting to make sense. Suffer from compression fractures in several vertebrae and disc degeneration. Had l4-5 fusion and gonna need another on l5/s1. T4, t8 and now t12 fracture. Went to ER for this buzzing and basically was told I was crazy. Took an oncologist to show me how my spine was straight with no curve to it and two collapsed disc in one of the thoracic vertebrae, which he suggested I get a cement injected to expand them. Took an oncologist and a urologist to spot these while my spine surgeons and pain management drs never could.

[MelissaLindsayFreedman]

This makes so much sense as to why I’m not feeling well. Seems really doable to fix. Thank you!!

[siRoni]

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH AND I THANK GOD I TYPED THE CORRECT KEYWORD AND FOUND YOUR VIDEO WHICH ANSWERED EXACTLY MY FRIGHTENING CONCERN.

[twooneaction]

Excellent video productions. The filming, the script, editing, audio, the slides, graphic design, and audio all very well done. Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge, getting an accurate and timely diagnosis is essential in preventing further, sometimes irreversible, permanent neurological damage.

[LeanneMeader]

Thank you so much for this, I have bulging discs in my neck and spinal instability, at night I suffer internal vibrations, this explains it. Thank you so much.

[jennycrawford]

I get a pulsating feeling throughout my body every time I turn my head or move my eyes left or right. It goes over me in waves. It’s so strange. I also have pupillary hippus, neck pain, eye pain, tension headaches, visual fluctuations and dizziness. Dr Hauser has helped me make sense of so much ❤️

[RN]

Thank you so much for this video, and taking time to explain this. I returned to school for my graduate degree and I am in front of the computer day and night. When I go to bed at night I would start have these tremors when I lay down. I was really getting worried that something more serious was going on. This makes perfect sense because I never had this before I start school. ❤

[Sunflowers-Pumpkins]

Wow, this doctor coordinates everything...his glasses, shirt, educational aides, slides and hospital's brand. I appreciate that.

[jacobisharp]

Thank you so much for talking about this. Been living with these things for over 5 years, every single day. I hate it.