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Old 05-17-2012, 11:36 PM #1
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Confused Vibrations
Anyone know where the vibrating in the groin comes from? Is a lesion on the spine the culprit? Thats the only place I have this problem at.
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I dont get vibrations, but I do feel sometimes like someone stuck a splinter in my coochie OUCH! then in a min the feeling goes away. Then...its back. is weird. DH said "do you have ants in your pants?" i said "as a matter of fact. YES!"
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KittyLady,

Yes, it's possible the vibrations/buzzing in the girlie parts is caused by a spinal cord lesion. However, does it really matter?

I have dealt, off and on, with vibrations from the waist down including the girlie parts for 27 years. It can be annoying to uncomfortable. I don't really think about which area of the Central Nervous System is causing this.

Vibrations/buzzing are sensory symptoms and do no harm. It's just part of the disease
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Big Sigh*... I haven't felt any Vibes there in years.
Just kidding, yes, many times. There are nerve endings everywhere!!
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Oh Sal...

I don't know where it derives from, I just know I get them occasionally...I call it the tuning fork effect...
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Ya know Snoopy, it was just curiosity that I asked. I may have had MS for a long time, but this is new to me. In fact, everything Im going thru now is new to me. I was just curious. I know my walking issues is caused by a spinal cord lesion, and I know MS has alot of sensory problems. Sometimes I just wonder what causes what. My little way of trying to understand whats going on with me.
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