Internal Trembling??? - Menopause Message Board

Sissypie · 06-16-2005, 07:07 PM

Has anyone had what feels like internal trembling?

When I went to bed last night I had that feeling, and it lasted until about 1 AM. I wasn't shaking on the outside at all, but could feel waves of what I can only describe as nerves inside. I guess it could be similar to having too much caffeine, but I don't drink coffee at all. The only caffeine I have is in diet coke, but drank that about noon so I wouldn't think that was the cause.

Anyone else have this before? Is it perimenopause related?

HELLASRULES · 06-16-2005, 08:00 PM

Yes, it is. Just one of the few lovely symptoms a lot of us get. I call it my own personal earthquake. I can also equate it with being dunked in a glass of gingerale.
Kind of like little bubbles all over your insides???

younggranny · 06-16-2005, 08:09 PM

i have had that also. Mine feels like i am actually shaking and it is usually only from the waist up. I don't have it when i go to bed, but i will wake up with it during the night and sometimes when i start to wake up in the morning i will feel it,but when i wake up completely the internal trembling goes away...I was hoping that it was not the starting of Parkinson's disease.

Hopefully · 06-16-2005, 08:23 PM

When my perimenopause symptoms became severe the internal shakes or what I call the "jitters" was one of the first symptom to appear. Of course it didn't come by itself there was also anxiety, panic attacks, and a long list of other delightful (NOT) symptoms.

Hopefully · 06-16-2005, 08:23 PM

When my perimenopause symptoms became severe the internal shakes or what I call the "jitters" was one of the first symptom to appear. Of course it didn't come by itself there was also anxiety, panic attacks, and a long list of other delightful (NOT) symptoms.