Whole body pain "buzzing"

Yes, I can. Fortunately for me, after living with fibro for 16 years this doesn't happen every night anymore. It does happen to me, even during the day, if I overdid my day. It is a very strange feeling and truly pain filled. I can't even begin to explain this feeling to others without fibro.
I spent many years learning the boundaries of how to deal with my daily needs. It doesn't always work out though. Do you journal your day, writing down your activities and pain levels at that moment? Then if that night or even the next, your pain is increased, you may be able to understand what triggered the buzzing pain.
Hope this ends soon.
Gentle hugs

Interesting topic, does pain buzzing mean your body is trembling too?

Do you find the buzzing is more likely to happen if you have caffeine or sugar or if you overdo?

These are my triggers along. And with my electromagnetic sensitivity this can also trigger it for me.

Heart,

Can you use any topical pain relievers, to dial that buzzing back?

Sometimes we need multiple tools from our toobox

I really believe I understand what you are feeling.

Yesterday, I was walking so fast and hard across the store parking lot trying to keep up with my husband. When I sat down in the car, I had to just sit there for a while, because my feet and legs were buzzing. That's the only word I can use to describe it as well.

I think it's because my nerves and muscles were jarred from the walk. Plus, I had just walked the entire grocery store. :P

I don't know if anyone has every played baseball, but if you hit a ball really hard with the bat, and aren't holding the bat right, it makes your whole hand and arm buzz.

MelW11, I'm on Lyrica, so maybe that's why I don't get it at night either

<3,

Are you on any meds like Lyrica or Gabapentin?

I'm so sorry, <3. I have tramadol, but it doesn't help me, unfortunately.

I actually started Lyrica for the burning nerve pain in my shoulder form two torn ligaments. It seems to be a med that is prescribed for so many different things. My gyno even told me they prescribe it for hot flashes during menopause.

I wonder if you should talk with your doc about it.

I have buzzing all the time for 8 years from a serious injury, 4 bulging disks and over the years L2 ruptured. In the beginning I was numb from waist down, used riding shopping cart for two years... also injury at c5. I take tramadol but it,does not take away buzzing....I was. Calling it ringing, so very hard to explain to my doctors...

Hello and yes, I call mine "sizzling" pain. When it hits hard it's like a constant electric shock and I'm paralyzed.

I started taking Gabapentin last summer and it works for the sizzle pain. I strongly suggest you look into either Gabapentin, lyrica or another med that's in the same group.

I do want to mention that I take pain meds too and the Gabapentin does not take away all the fibro pain but it does take care of most of the sizzling pain. Because pain meds didn't work for the sizzling. That type of pain is almost unbearable so please look into what I'm saying. I wish I knew about it and tried it earlier. I found out about it on this forum and then asked my doctor for it.

Lyrica didn't work for me but it does for others.

I get a vibration feeling, sort of buzzing, in my legs at night. Weird. But fibromyalgia is very weird. Fibro causes a lot of strange sensations but my pain specialist says a lot of things are not caused by fibro but are attributed to it. I have lumbar stenosis and I wonder if the sensation is the start of a nerve irritation problem.

Barb